Premiered at the Venice Film Festival, two months after the death of the director of The Wind Will Carry Us (1999), probably the most influential filmmaker of our times, renovator of film forms put in contact with reality, in 76 minutes and 15 seconds with Abbas Kiarostami (2016) we find ourselves before a series of fragments of his life and work over several years, devoid of interviews not even in voice-over or declarations that back them up, forming an honest tribute with a background that is as spiritual and revealing as the films by the great Iranian maestro.