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Zendegi va digar hich

film by Kiarostami [1992]
Also known as: ā€œAnd Life Goes On ...ā€
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Zendegi va digar hich (1992), also known as And Life Goes On... or Life and Nothing More, is an Iranian film directed by Abbas Kiarostami. The film is part of Kiarostami's Koker trilogy and follows the journey of a film director, played by an actor, to the village of Koker. This village was devastated by a severe earthquake since the events of the previous film in the trilogy, Where Is the Friend's Home?. The director's goal is to find the young boy who starred in that earlier movie. This film is notable for being one of Kiarostami's first to extensively use the motif of a car trip, a style he would revisit in many subsequent works.12

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