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The second entry in Kiarostami’s celebrated Koker Trilogy.
This 1992 masterpiece by Abbas Kiarostami uses nonprofessional actors to restage real events. Accompanied by his little boy, a film director from Tehran drives into the mountainous region of northern Iran, recently devastated by an earthquake that killed more than 50,000 people. He searches through various villages for two child actors who appeared in Where Is the Friend’s House?, but what we find is more open-ended and mysterious: the resilience and, in some cases, the surprising optimism ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
$10 - Regular Admission / $8 - Non-Harvard Students and Senior Citizens / Harvard students free
LOCATION
Harvard Film Archive Cinematheque, 24 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
PARKING INFO
Although parking in Cambridge is difficult (most of the surrounding streets have restricted parking for Cambridge residents only), metered parking on Broadway and Harvard Streets, as well as the rest of Harvard Square, is free after 8pm. Film-goers are encouraged to use public transportation, particularly the MBTA Red Line.
