Blake Lively and Jason Clarke will star in Marc Forster's next movie, "All I see Is You,' a psychological drama where Lively will be seen playing a blind woman.

The script, which is co-written by Forster and Sean Conway, will revolve around a blind woman and her husband, who upon getting her sight back begins to discover previously unseen and disturbing details about themselves, their marriage and their lives, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The movie will be produced by SC International Pictures, in association with LINK Entertainment, Wing and a Prayer Pictures. The producers are Forster, Craig Baumgarten, Michael Selby and JillianKugler. Brian Wilkins, Ron Perlman and Renee Wolfe will executive produce, according to Deadline.

Reportedly, this will be Lively's first movie after having a baby with her husband, Ryan Reynolds. Recently, the couple were spotted together with their baby at the JFK Airport.

Forster talking about why he chose Blake, said "Blake is an amazing actress with a huge onscreen presence, who I know will bring enormous talent to the role, and Jason is captivating, strong and fearless in his work. It is inspiring to me as a filmmaker to get the opportunity to work with the both of them," according to Variety Magazine.

Lively's next movie that is going to be released this year is "The Age Of Adaline,' where in she plays a character who remains a youthful 29 years of age for nearly eight decades.