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The idea of a feature-length peek into the process of Abbas Kiarostami seems
like a singular opportunity to soak up film-school lessons at the feet of a
cine-master. But even his hard-core fans will have trouble stifling yawns as the
director reduces his artistic vision to dull, dogmatic diatribes ("The digital
camera has finally stripped the cinema completely of its pretentiousness...")
and other unbearably portentous claims. The decision to include monotone English
dubbing instead of subtitles only adds to the numbness; the poet of Iranian
cinema can make you weep with his lyricism, but this documentary will only bore
you to tears.
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