you didn’t have to bring up martin scorsese to make that point that statement stands on its own also unrelated but martin scorsese is lowkey not even that great
@@rohoznikbutcher4330 I mean, Scorsese highkey is that great, and if you don't think so then you're obviously missing something which is ironic because you seem to think you know something nobody else does, and it's the opposite. You should at the very least respect the work he has done to raise awareness and restore foreign films and introduce them to American audiences.
@@kamaal_i I’ve only seen taste of cherry, but that literally makes no sense. Nothing other than the ending had anything to do with that. It’s literally just a blanket excuse for anything you do wrong. If you aren’t making a movie about that than putting it in is unfocused and messy.
Beautiful. The only problem I have with this trailer is Scorsese's quote. It's completely out of place here. His cinema has nothing to do with Kiarostami's art and we do not him to validate what we already know. I understand that it's common practice to fill trailers with quotes by white/male US filmmakers and critics to make non-US filmmakers more appealing to US audiences. But, Kiarostami? really? He's too big for that.
Point taken but Scorsese truly loved the man and was a friend of Kiarostami. In a TH-cam video he talks about the time when Kiarostami showed him this very film on his computer in France. His quote is justified because he knew the man and cared for his work. It's not some random quote given solely for promotion.
Why do you have to make this about race? There’s absolutely no need for that. Cinema is a universal language and it isn’t meant to divide race but to unite the reality of life itself.
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Kiarostami is the highest point in artistry that cinema has to offer. - Martin Scorsese / 100% agree.
you didn’t have to bring up martin scorsese to make that point that statement stands on its own also unrelated but martin scorsese is lowkey not even that great
@@rohoznikbutcher4330 I mean, Scorsese highkey is that great, and if you don't think so then you're obviously missing something which is ironic because you seem to think you know something nobody else does, and it's the opposite. You should at the very least respect the work he has done to raise awareness and restore foreign films and introduce them to American audiences.
See this film on the big screen. It's a remarkable experience. A masterpiece!
I am so grateful that we had Abbas!
He was poetry, he did poetry and left us that...poetry.
i really want to see this. i've been discovering kiarostami's work for a few years now based on what is available and the man is an artist.
Abbas was a phenomenal filmmaker! Close Up remains in my favorite movies of all time
Long live the legacy of Kiarostami
Just bought this on Blu Ray :,)
Which versión of les feuilles mortes is this?
Love never dies.
R.I.P Abbas.
Got the criterion yesterday for christmas
Does this film have a plot? Can someone explain what this is? Thank you.
Love you Abbas
Where can i watch this film online?
Watching the trailer makes me cry😢
We need more people with such an artistic sensitivity
Potemkine film ❤❤❤
Türkçe altyazılı söyleyebilecek kişi var mı?
Can anyone tell what version of song is this
Autumn Leaves
the final film ....
Help find the song, please!
les feuilles mortes
Singer?
I guess it's Edith Piaf.
Hilal no, it's not. Which is the singer of this versión?
I saw the film yesterday and I actually took photos of the music credits. They don't credit the singer on this one at all.
What Just Happened???
Still no one knows who is that singer? :/
I spent like 2 hours searching. Can't find this version.
what is the song?
Edith Piaf - Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes)
this hurts.
okay
watch the meme
What the fuck am I looking at? Is this a joke I seriously can’t tell.
Are we here to watch a movie or a painting? It is like selling an air conditioner to an eskimo.
both films and paintings are works of art, they are related a lot closer than you think
Can't stand CGI
It's on purpose, like a lot of his previous work kiarostami is exploring the union of reality and artificiality
@@kamaal_i I'm not saying it's accidentally
Can you even make something like this without CGI?
@@kamaal_i I’ve only seen taste of cherry, but that literally makes no sense. Nothing other than the ending had anything to do with that. It’s literally just a blanket excuse for anything you do wrong. If you aren’t making a movie about that than putting it in is unfocused and messy.
Beautiful. The only problem I have with this trailer is Scorsese's quote. It's completely out of place here. His cinema has nothing to do with Kiarostami's art and we do not him to validate what we already know. I understand that it's common practice to fill trailers with quotes by white/male US filmmakers and critics to make non-US filmmakers more appealing to US audiences. But, Kiarostami? really? He's too big for that.
ok
o please
Point taken but Scorsese truly loved the man and was a friend of Kiarostami. In a TH-cam video he talks about the time when Kiarostami showed him this very film on his computer in France. His quote is justified because he knew the man and cared for his work. It's not some random quote given solely for promotion.
Why do you have to make this about race? There’s absolutely no need for that. Cinema is a universal language and it isn’t meant to divide race but to unite the reality of life itself.
I agree. Kiarostami doesn't really need an approval from Scorsese. They do totally different things.
The highest point in artistry........AKA.....Fucking unbelievably boring
Looks boring