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Abbas Kiarostami won an award at Venice for this spare, generous portrait of an Iranian village seen through the eyes of a man from the city. All he seems to do is keep setting off in search of a phone signal, yet those trips end up telling you a surprising amount about life.
Three men in a jeep cross the hills of Kurdistan looking for a small mountain village, where a boy shows them a place to stay. They claim to be engineers and the villagers decide they’re hunting for treasure, but they’re really a film crew who have come to record a family’s mourning rites and are waiting for an old woman to die. Death, however, won’t come when it’s called.
Venice Film Festival
CinemAvvenire' Award
1999
Venice Film Festival
FIPRESCI Prize
1999
Venice Film Festival
Grand Special Jury Prize
1999
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