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Certified Copy is a 2010 art film written and directed by Abbas Kiarostami. Set in Tuscany, the film focuses on a British writer and a French antiques dealer, whose relationship undergoes an odd transformation over the course of a day. The film is a co-production of France, Italy and Belgium. The dialogue is in English, French and Italian.
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Written and directed by Abbas Kiarostami Escrita y dirigida por Abbas Kiarostami There are movies that for some reason haunt us for a long time until we decide to take a look at them. Whether because other stories got in the way or because I couldn't decide on it, the truth is that for years I found the name of this film in Instagram recommendations, in lists of French films, or one of the most notable films of the…More
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Nuestra capacidad de crear ilusiones es inmensa, infinita. De hecho, si nos proponemos podemos vivir completamente aislados de la realidad. Pero a veces la frontera entre ilusión y realidad es tan movible y difusa que no es fácil reconocer sí estamos en una u otra. Esta película, Copia conforme (2010), del desaparecido cineasta iraní, Abbas Kiarostami (1940-2016), utiliza la obra de arte como metáfora para crear un…More
Abbas Kiarostami is a director who has put Iran on the world cinema map. He belongs to a generation that created the so-called '' new wave’’ in the ‘60s in Iran, which is characterized by poetic language, a different narrative, and which deals with the philosophical and political issues. Kiarostami is distinguished by its unique style and unpretentious poetic. He sets the screen as a window, but this is not about vo…More
Abbas Kiarostami is a director who has put Iran on the world cinema map. He belongs to a generation that created the so-called '' new wave’’ in the ‘60s in Iran, which is characterized by poetic language, a different narrative, and which deals with the philosophical and political issues. Kiarostami is distinguished by its unique style and unpretentious poetic. He sets the screen as a window, but this is not about vo…More