Io, Chiara e l'oscuro

"Know thyself," said the wise man. Yes, but how? Clare, abandoned after years of therapy from her analyst, has to deal alone with the problems of life, insecurities, her contentious relationship with her boyfriend and intellectual "nihilist." Although perhaps "alone" is not exact: the victim of a dissociation now in full freedom, Chiara is in dialogue with inner voices in dispute. On the one hand, the head, the rational and pedantic, the other the Heart, emotional voice, tender and naive. Finally, arrogant and foul-mouthed, the voice of the body, instinct. "I, Clare and the Dark" - loosely based on the cult of Radio 2 program - through dialogues hours ironic and brilliant, now sustained and deeper, he makes a tragicomic psychopathology of everyday life, a small handbook for hearts sore, bruised, but still alive.