1989
year
78
Minutes
SCHEDULE
07.03.2024
/ 03:00 PM/
Audi 11 PVR INOX ORION MALL
Synopsis
In Abbas Kiarostami’s second documentary feature about education, the filmmaker himself asks the questions, probing a succession of invariably cute first- and second-graders about their home situations and the schoolwork they must do there. It emerges that many parents are illiterate. Tellingly, many kids can define punishment (the corporal variety seems common) but not encouragement.
Producer(s) or Production Company: Ali Reza Zarrin
Screenplay: Abbas Kiarostami
Director of Photography: Ali Asghar Mirzaie, Farhad Saba, Iraj Safavi
Editor: Abbas Kiarostami, Yavar Toorang
Music: Mohammad Reza Aligholi
Sound: Changiz Sayad
Cast: Babak Ahmadpoor, Farhang Akhavan, Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, Abbas Kiarostami, Iraj Safavi
Awards - Winner: N/A
Awards - Nominations | Screened | Official Selection: N/A
Director's Biography
ABBAS KIAROSTAMI
Abbas Kiarostami (1940-2016) was an influential Iranian filmmaker renowned for his poetic and contemplative cinema. Born in Tehran, he began as a graphic designer before delving into filmmaking in the 1970s. Kiarostami gained international acclaim with films like CLOSE-UP and TASTE OF CHERRY known for their unique narrative structures and profound philosophical themes. His cinematic style, marked by simplicity and realism, earned him the Palme d'Or at Cannes for TASTE OF CHERRY in 1997. Kiarostami's works transcended cultural boundaries, leaving an indelible mark on world cinema. His legacy continues to inspire filmmakers globally.
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