Blindness

In a city gripped by a mysterious epidemic of "white blindness," authorities isolate the afflicted in a mental hospital where societal norms dissolve, revealing humanity's darker instincts. Amidst the chaos, one sighted individual leads a group of seven strangers—including a boy without a mother and a girl in dark glasses—through the desolate streets as they navigate the challenges of survival. Nobel Prize-winning author José Saramago's Blindness serves as a poignant allegory of loss and disorientation, reflecting on humanity's vulnerabilities and resilience in the face of overwhelming adversity.