Abbas Kiarostami honored by Martin Scorsese (pt. 4 of NY Tribute, 7/15/2016)
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- čas přidán 20. 07. 2016
- Friends and admirers gathered at the SVA Theatre in NYC on July 15, 2016 to celebrate the life and achievements of the great filmmaker/poet/photographer Abbas Kiarostami, who had passed away 11 days earlier in Paris after 3 months of questionable medical treatment in Iran.. Organized by his long-time friends and colleagues, Peter Scarlet and Nazzy Beglari, the event aimed to speak as simply as possible of this unique man and his achievements. Participants included Martin Scorsese and Jim Jarmusch; others unable to attend, like Robert De Niro and Errol Morris, sent personal messages.
Let's just thank Iran for giving us this man
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If someone was to ask me what was the most memorable thing I saw in my life, I would say, the final scene in Through the Olive Trees
A Beautiful LOVE Letter from one MAESTRO to his significant other .
"Where Is The Friends House?" is one of the greatest films ever made. Love this.
Exactly..that film and seven samurai
Kiarostami was a gift to humankind
Without any doubts...
Definitely.
From this video it looks like Scorcese is very very kind person, hope you have long lasting happiness!!
So sad. RIP Mr. Kiarostami
seen three Abbas films over the last year. I saw Close Up tonight, and the way that it blurs the lines constantly between recreation and reality, and it's absolutely boggling. It's shocking. One of my favorite films I've seen over the last year. Although I do like Taste of Cherry Just a bit more.
I'm very proud of him
only great people understand greatness.
Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you very much for sharing this!
Has he seen The White Balloon?! That was beautifully written by Kiarostami.
At this point of time, Marty has seen every movie that we can think of.
Thank you, Peter.
heart touching
He is one of my fvrt till death
what film is at the end?
Short movie
Roads
I'm surprised they were friends cause Kiarostami'd despised the commercialism and the entertainment cinema.
It's true.... For eg he loves Tarantino as a person but not his movies
Martin Scorsese did great effort helping autheur cinema from countries like Iran, Japan, Brazil and Poland to achieve recognization around US and the western countries. I'm from Brazil and our greatest filmmaker, Glauber Rocha, was among his early influences. Even now Scorsese watches "Antonio das Mortes" (Rocha' 1969 movie) before doing his own pictures and if i'm not wrong he also did the "Wolf of Wall Street" cast watch this movie
Scorsese at his peak made beautiful arthouse cinema. He's definitely at the level of Kiarostami although their approach to cinema is different.