Corro da te: a preview of the clip of the new comedy with Pierfrancesco Favino and Miriam Leone

Two kindred souls dancing in the center of a square, with their wheelchairs approaching and moving away until they arrive in front of her hotel and she asks her companion to join her, with a little hesitation and of shyness, in the room. This is the scene of I run to you, the new film directed by Riccardo Milani at the cinema from March 17th, that we offer you a preview above, capable of following a crescendo of hilarity and emotion that starts from the interpretation of two talented actors like Pierfrancesco Favino and Miriam Leoneready to embark on a comedy that had already made France dream and that is ready to conquer the Italian public as well.

The film tells the story of Gianni (Favino), inveterate single and serial seducer at the head of an important brand of running shoes, and of Chiara (Leone), a musician for work and tennis for passion despite the accident that made her paraplegic. They meet by chance, with Gianni who, due to a series of circumstances, pretends to be in a wheelchair and with Chiara who, unaware of the deception, approaches him thinking that he is a paraplegic like her. From there Gianni’s plan to continue with the staging to make the girl fall into his net, unaware of starting to feel for her a feeling that his reputation as a seducer has always prevented him from living on his skin: love.

Through Chiara and her friends, sporty and vital at least as much as she is, In fact, Gianni will begin to change his perspective on many things: life, love and disability in themselves, towards which he always thought that pity was the only feeling possible to relate to. The only real downside is that I run to you will teach us though, it is the absence of fortitude, defect that man will be able to fill thanks to his closeness with Chiara, finally managing to grow and change both as a man and as a businessman.

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