Movies Directed by Abbas Kiarostami

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A literary scholar and a French woman wander Tuscany, questioning whether their encounter is genuine or an artistic reenactment.

Why people love it: Its minimalist dialogue and lingering glances craft a meditative experience that blurs reality and art. Kiarostami’s subtle direction and Binoche’s magnetic presence make the film unforgettable.

1 / 4

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A man impersonates a famous director, blurring truth and illusion in a courtroom drama.

Why people love it: It challenges the line between reality and performance, making the audience question authenticity. The film’s gentle humor adds warmth to its critique.

2 / 4

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Renowned actresses watch a film that never appears, their emotional reactions forming the story.

Why people love it: Kiarostami’s innovative concept invites viewers to feel through silent gazes, making the unseen palpable. The powerful performances evoke universal longing.

3 / 4

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A man drives through Tehran seeking someone to bury him after he ends his life.

Why people love it: Its minimalist storytelling invites deep reflection on life and death. Kiarostami's naturalistic style makes the journey feel intimate and real.

4 / 4