Extended interview with Aria Mia Loberti from 'All the Light We Cannot See'
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Rhode Island native Aria Mia Loberti stars in the new Netflix series. Both Aria and the character she plays are legally blind.
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She is so well spoken. When she talks on people not understanding or accepting that blindness is a spectrum. This is so real. We have, almost opposite vision from one another. I cant see in shade, low light, dark. I can *kind of* see in brightness but i see light sources better than things reflecting light. And her experience with this is exactly what I experience is well.
I love that we have this eloquent woman representing us and spreading this message 💜 thank you so much Aria.
She deserves to be in contention for the Oscars. What a phenomenal performance. She's stunningly beautiful. And what a beautiful, intelligent soul she is. Greatness awaits her
Excellent questions for Aria. She is an intellect and that's a rare commodity and more importantly a very rare persona to have in the movie business. I don't think anyone can brow beat her or out smart her. Wise woman with great advantages outside of Holly weird. Well done and Blessings to you and your family, Aria. Regards R. Marie Ross
Great interview and so inspiring (from someone who has achromatopsia as well!) Thank you, Aria!!
❤❤❤ as a low vision in Rhode Island who also did not get the services needed and deserved, I thank you for representing all of us who are in the same situation! I am just starting my road down being low vision after being lost in the system for 10 years this definitely gives me hope! Just seeing you function as a normal person and do things that normal people would do gives me great inspiration❤❤❤
Yes! This is a eye-opener, but it's so HARD! For the world to see us-as NORMAL,WE JUST SEE THINGS DIFFRENTLY! GRATE!!