Iranian cinema is some of the most effortlessly poetic you can get. Endlessly thoughtful while never making a show of it

Scorsese's perspective on cinema and Kiarostami is amazing.

King recognize king 🤝

How great that Scorsese knows about Kiarostami's work, such amazing movies

@jon4715

9 ай бұрын

He knew him. He was academic about world cinema. Great taste.

Kiarostami is a true master, Certified Copy is one of my favorites he made

I have never once heard of these films. Now im a fan for life. thank you for echoing this for us.

@jon4715

9 ай бұрын

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I stopped before this was over cuz I want to go watch 24 frames

Abbas is such a gem 💎

Abbas me proporcionou filmes inesquecíveis e muito marcantes para mim. Genial em sua essência.

Thanks to Scorsese, I just learned about something (and someone) I didn't know before.

Beautiful.

This man knows more about cinema than the majority of us could hope to learn in 50 lifetimes. I love listening to his perspectives on art made by so many people, from so many corners of the world.

this hurts.

Great audio clip, great visual choices. Some of the posts on this channel are kind of a throw away, but this one is palpable, thanks

Kiarostami’s death was a great loss for cinema. Hou is the only filmmaker in the world his equal, and perhaps his better.

@steeza

9 ай бұрын

same with edward yang :(

@jon4715

9 ай бұрын

@@JayR.-fk7vt Sure, and I actually met Tsai during the Visage tour. And don’t forget Claire Denis. But Kiarostami was in prime form. And it’s too bad Hou isn’t making more…best since Ozu in my eyes.

@steeza

9 ай бұрын

@@JayR.-fk7vt for sure, it’s early in his career but I’d also throw in Bi Gan as someone to look out for. He only has two feature lengths right now but they’re both amazing

@orbit5311

4 ай бұрын

@@JayR.-fk7vtany recs? I’m Turkish so I know Ceylan, but not the others you listed