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It is even more subtle, though. This new red bouquet rhymes with the red bouquet that the taxi driver picked up early in the film, A Sharper Focus Close-Up film review and analysis - Facebook

The 1990 Iranian film , directed by Abbas Kiarostami , is widely regarded as a landmark of world cinema that fundamentally redefined the boundaries between documentary and fiction. Using a real-life trial as its centerpiece, the film explores complex themes of identity, social class, and the transformative power of cinema. I. Historical Context and Production subtitle Close-Up.1990.720p.BluRay

: Kiarostami read about the case in a magazine and immediately abandoned his current project to document it. It is even more subtle, though

: The film is based on the true story of Hossain Sabzian , an unemployed man who was arrested after impersonating the famous Iranian filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf to deceive a wealthy family. : The film is a "docufiction" that blends

: The film is a "docufiction" that blends actual footage from Sabzian’s trial with dramatic re-enactments performed by the real people involved in the original case—including Sabzian, the Ahankhah family he deceived, and the real Makhmalbaf. Abbas Kiarostami, Close-Up, Nema-ye Nazdik, 1990.