A middle-aged man decides to commit suicide. His only concern is to find someone to help him and commit to bury him. This situation allows him to meet a variety of characters. (FILMAFFINITY)
This film is probably not for all audiences, but if you like minimalist cinema, it is a gem. We see a man driving around a suburb looking for someone he can hire to bury him when he dies. We see a lot of scenes of car conversations, which are very characteristic of Kiarostami. It's one of those films that can do two things: make you bored, or make you think. If you don't mind long sequences and moments of silence, see it.
1997Cannes Film Festival: Palme d'Or - Best Film (ex-aequo)
The taste of cherries (Ta'm e guilass)
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