In sight (film)

The young girl Elizabeth Carlson abandons her lover - her professor of British literature Leo Boskovich. She leaves for New York , first getting a job as a waitress. The case brings her to the famous photographer who helps her become a fashion model.

In Paris, Elizabeth meets a strange man named Daniel, who annoys her with his attention, chasing her and breaking into her room. By inviting her to his apartment, Daniel introduces himself as a violinist and demonstrates his skills by playing the violin. They become lovers.

Daniel is a representative of the special services and is going to use it as a decoy to capture the leader of the terrorist group - Rivas, who, with the help of explosions, “fights” capitalism . Rivas is interested in her and collects magazines on the cover of which she appeared. Elizabeth first rejects Daniel's offer, but then decides to help him.

Having met with Rivas, she finds out that his group plans to arrange a terrorist attack in the Paris metro . Rivas invites Elizabeth to join his terrorist group. In the film finale, Daniel and Rivas die in a cross-fire.

• Nastasya Kinsky - Elizabeth Carlson
• Rudolf Nuriev - Daniel
• Harvey Keitel - Rivas
• Bibi Anderson - Margaret
• Ian McShane - Greg Miller
• Ron Randall - Kurt
• Pierre Clementi - Vic
• James Toback - Leo

Ibrahim Musa, the future husband of Nastasya Kinsky, worked in the film crew. ^[1] In the episodes of the film, where Kinski poses as a fashion model, she is dressed in outfits by French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent . ^[2]

Box office in the US amounted to 1,800,000 dollars ^[3]

• "In sight" (English) on the Internet Movie Database
• “In sight” on the Rotten Tomatoes website