24 Frames Iran, France 2017 | 114 min | | Colour and B&W | FF 2017
Abbas Kiarostami
ABBAS KIAROSTAMI (*1940; †2016) was one of Iran's most significant directors and won numerous awards, including a Palme D'Or at the 1997 Cannes film festival for Ta'm e Guilass [Taste of Cherry].rated for 0 + years
HYBRID Every second of a film consists of 24 frames. This is the theme of Abbas Kiarostami's last film which is made up of famous paintings and photographs taken by Kiarostami himself over the last years of his life. Every picture is a basis for the question: what happened before or after the picture was created? In meditative, four-minute films, the Iranian director breathes life into the stills and for one last time brings to the screen the essence and fascination of cinema. 24 Frames was completed by Kiarostami's son Ahmad after his death in July 2016. Supported by
Original title: 24 Frames
Film type: Hybrid
Original language: no dialogue
Section: Kaleidoscope
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Director: Abbas Kiarostami
Screenplay: Abbas Kiarostami
Cast: Farhad Farhadi, Salma Mansh, Soheyla Bazigar, Shabnam Taghadomi, Hedyeh Esfahani
Producer: Charles Gillibert, Ahmad Kiarostami
Director of Photography: Dariush Gorji Zadeh, Peyman Solhi, Delaram Delashob, Yousef Khoshnaghsh, Reza Golfaam, Bahman Raad, Shahab Ehsani, Ali Mostafavi, July Lavazza and others
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Editor: Mark Driver
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Format: dcp
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World Sales: CG Cinéma (Charles Gillibert)
Production: Charles Gillibert CG Cinéma & Ahmas Kiarostami
Contact: Hannah Vidal, CG Cinéma: juridique@cgcinema.eu
