Will Carry Us and Through the Olive Trees, an acclaimed filmmaker from Iran.
In one of this director's films, a man on a bus claims to be a famous movie director and offers to cast a fellow passenger in a role as long as he can film in that man's house. Another of his films follows Mr. Badii, who offers to pay passing strangers to bury him after he killes himself with sleeping pills. In addition to Close-Up and A (*) Taste of Cherry, he made a movie in which a student desparately tries to return a notebook that he has taken by mistake, Where Is the Friend's Home? and a series of films in documentary style about the earthquake-ravaged north of his country. For 10 points, name this director of The Wind Will Carry Us and Through the Olive Trees, an acclaimed filmmaker from Iran.
In one of this director's films, a man on a bus claims to be a famous movie director and offers to cast a fellow passenger in a role as long as he can film in that man's house.
Abbas {Kiarostami}