Abbas Kiarostami
Abbas Kiarostami was a renowned Iranian filmmaker and a key figure in world cinema, celebrated for his innovative narrative style and exploration of complex human experiences. His films, such as 'Taste of Cherry', often challenge conventional storytelling and have significantly influenced contemporary filmmaking.
Born on Jul 22, 1940 (86 years old)
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Iran:
Abbas Kiarostami faced issues at Cannes for using music by Pink Floyd in his film 'Under the Olive Trees'.
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Brazil:
Abbas Kiarostami created an unlikely sequel that blends fiction and documentary.
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North Macedonia:
Abbas Kiarostami is known for his remarkable works in Iranian cinema.
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United Kingdom:
Abbas Kiarostami is known for his film Homework, which features a humorous take on homework.
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Taiwan:
The festival is set to screen Abbas Kiarostami’s collection.
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Brazil:
Abbas Kiarostami's classic 'Gosto de Cereja' inspired the film 'O Aroma da Pitanga' featuring Wagner Moura.
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Brazil:
The original film 'Taste of Cherry' was directed by Iranian filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami.
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Luxembourg:
Abbas Kiarostami is another prominent filmmaker linked to the Cinémathèque during Claude Bertemes' tenure.
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Israel:
Abbas Kiarostami is mentioned in relation to a film festival.
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Iran:
Al-Nasr club used posters referencing the works of Abbas Kiarostami for matches against Iranian teams.
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