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A Week With Kiarostami is a fascinating peek behind the curtain of filmmaking, captured through Mohara Yuji’s lens. It’s this blend of documentary and poetic observation, right on the set of The Wind Will Carry Us, that sets it apart. The film immerses us in the daily rhythms of production, revealing the often unseen interactions between actors, crew, and the locals. There's this palpable atmosphere of camaraderie and spontaneity. Yuji’s approach feels intimate, almost like a diary; you get the sense of pacing as the days unfold, highlighting the relationships that form in such an ephemeral environment. It’s a rare glimpse not just at Kiarostami's process, but also at the life and pulse of Iranian culture during this time.
Candid reflections on the filmmaking processExplores themes of connection and collaborationUnique insights into Kiarostami's creative world
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