A Walk with Kiarostami

Abbas Kiarostami documentary (2001)

[@armenn18]

Thanks for sharing this video. Every second with Abbas Kiarostami is a treasure.

[@Rezulino]

I am not sure, if I should hate the interviewer for his countless efforts to impress Kiarostami or thank him for making him talk!!

[@maziyarkiyan7709]

The great kiarostami🎉❤

[@bishakhachakraborty6765]

What a wise witty man.. wish we could see the final photographs that he took to know what he saw.

[@Chris-oo6tn]

Think it like his films were you cant see some parts of the story but only imagine them

[@2kstudios297]

It would have been awesome if we could see those pictures at the end of video :)

[@Mazurka1001]

Fantastic artist and mind. Watching this gem the second time...

[@MehrdadEmadi]

tnx for sharin this gem .... :)

[@milesahead69]

Thank you for sharing.

[@khatoonkhatoon9617]

کیارستمی عالی و راحت و خودمونی ولی مصاحبه کننده دنبال یه چیز دیگه ست که کیارستمی ظاهرا اهمیتی نمیده و به سوالهای کلیشه ایی زیاد اهمیت نمیده و کار خودشو میکنه و جالبه که نظرات خبرنگار در مورد کارهای هنرمند اصلا درست جور درنمیاد، و کیارستمی خیلی بی تکلف در مورد مناظر حرف میزنه و دنبال جمله خردمندانه نیست، البته خیلی جالب و خوب بود، ممنون

[@danielceballos3518]

Does anyone knows where can we see this photographies that Abbas Kiarostami took during the annoying interview?

[@ims.p.dharma3928]

Wow❣️

[@negarsamett1523]

من هم قطعا خیلی دوس داشتم این قدم زدن رو بعد از یک باران دلنشین،اما ترجیح من بود که این قدم زدن در سکوت میگذشت،و صدای طبیعت و صدای درون کیارستمی رو شاید خیلی بهتر میشنیدیم،من حتی حس کردم جایی که اشاره به صدای تیک عکس گرفتن میکنه و اعتراض میکنه به اون صدا،به نوعی داره از زیاده گویی خبرنگار هم اعتراض میکنه

[@baldmovies9021]

بیشتر داره سعی میکنه خودشو پرزنت کنه

[@rezahosseinpour7244]

منم همین نظر اومد تو ذهنم

[@sepivarex]

کیارسنمی بزرگ

[@shabdizfilmproduction2821]

❤❤❤

[@kiyanahmadian498]

چه ميزبانِ لوسي و چه مهمانِ شريفي

[@nancymohass4891]

كسي كه با كيا رستمي حرف ميزنه از مشكل همه ما ايراني ها رنج مبيره ، گوش شنوا و دقت شنيدن كم داره ، حرف زدن بهتر هست يا گوش دادن ،وقتي در حضور يك ادم حساس و هنرمند هستيم ! ولي ايشان با بردباري تحمل ميكنه و كار خودش رو هم ميكنه ، او روزي گفت ، تنهايي خيلي چيز خوبي است !

[@sarazargar4133]

🙇🏻‍♀️☁️

[@phaizan]

i wonder what camera is mr kiarostami using here

[@gagui97]

22:20

[@youngnope4664]

What camera is he using?

[@ashishthomas1056]

Leica R8

[@plutovenus4101]

SURPRISGLY A filmmaker in Iran also believes women are reasons for suffocation! Then he goes on proudly explains even on the sea, they are troubles! What a pathetic soul. And the interviewer; laughs. Also, everyone here is not bothered about it!

[@leevancleef1070]

at what exact moment in the video does he say that? what minute?

[@A.M......]

@@leevancleef1070 1:38

[@zahoorlonelonezahoor4937]

I think he was just making a joke, it's not that deep

[@antoinepetrov]

Your comment is reeking of contradictions. First of all, such jokes were still widely accepted in 2003, and not only in Iran are still the norm. Also, your profile picture and name allude to a representation of a woman as idealised and objectified by a man called Botticelli, which is in my opinion even more offensive than the phrase uttered by Kiarostami, one of the great masters of the arts.

[@arkaasharma7094]

It was just a joke. Relax. Everything doesn't need to be taken literally. If that would have been the case, the world would have ended long back. Please Stop suffocating yourself and the others finding literal meaning of every single word. Relax.

[@jjkk8974]

Your entire existence is because of your mother, who carried you for long, n went through lots of pain to give birth to you, and for how long nurtured you to grow up??? Big insult to all women, especially your mother. How little you think of your root/yourself?!?!

[@moimoimoiiiiiii32221]

What are you talking about and how is it relevant to this video at all?