While perhaps not a household name, Italian screenwriter Sandro Veronesi holds a unique place in the hearts of collectors for his distinct contribution to a small but memorable niche of 80s Italian cinema. His most significant work for home video connoisseurs remains the screenplay for the 1987 screwball comedy, *Maramao*. This lesser-known gem, often overlooked in mainstream film discussions, nevertheless gained a dedicated following over the years among cinephiles seeking out eclectic international releases on VHS and early DVD formats. *Maramao* stands out for its witty dialogue and quirky narrative, elements deeply rooted in Veronesi's writing. Collectors actively seek out physical copies of this film, particularly original Italian VHS or region-free DVD imports, both for its cult status and as a testament to the diverse and often experimental landscape of Italian cinema during that era. His work, though limited in mainstream distribution, represents the kind of hidden treasure that invigorates the hunt for physical media, rewarding those who delve beyond the widely available.