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Director:
Abbas KiarostamiGuión:
Abbas KiarostamiReparto:
Mohamad Ali Keshavarz, Farhad Kheradmand, Zarifeh Shiva, Hossein Rezai, Tahereh Ladanian, Kheda Barech Defai, Babek Ahmed Poor, Ahmed Ahmed PoorSinopsis(1)
Un equipo de rodaje llega a un pueblo del norte de Irán, en la región de Koker, devastado por un temblor de tierra, para realizar una película. Hossein, un muchacho del lugar, es contratado como ayudante del equipo y, además, se le asigna la interpretación de un pequeño papel. Casualmente, también colabora en la película una muchacha del vecindario, de la que Hossein está locamente enamorado, pero los padres de ella lo rechazan porque carece de recursos económicos. (Civite Films)
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Everyone should get a second chance, and even though Abbas Kiarostami's film And Life Goes On definitely didn't do it for me, and I also clearly defined the risks that his work entails, I still decided to take a risk given the cycle of Iranian movies that were running on TV. I didn't expect much, but Kiarostami surprised me with his minimalism. To trim cinematography like this requires a special kind of artist. For me, as a fan of genre films, Kiarostami is inedible. I won't send his movie, which is intended for a completely different category of viewers, to the fiery hells, but giving it only one star and an overall impression of 25% clearly indicates my maximum distance away from it.
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The style of Iranian cinema is quite interesting, especially in the case of director Abbas Kiarostami, who shows that a film, documentary, as well as a feature film, can be approached in an incredibly unique way. A similar approach can be found in many of his films. And it works. It's unique, but it doesn't necessarily have to capture your heart.
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