Where Is the Friend's Home?

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"Where Is the Friend's Home?" is a 1987 Iranian drama film directed by Abbas Kiarostami, celebrated for its minimalist style and poignant portrayal of childhood and moral responsibility.

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instanceOf Iranian film
film
ageRating suitable for most audiences
alternateTitle Khane-ye Doust Kojast?
centralConflict returning a friend's notebook
cinematicTechnique long takes
naturalistic performances
sparse music
cinematographyStyle realist
countryOfOrigin Iran
criticalReception internationally acclaimed
director Abbas Kiarostami
directorStyle observational
exhibitedAt international film festivals
followedBy And Life Goes On
Through the Olive Trees
follows none
genre coming-of-age film
drama
hasTitleLanguage Persian
leadCharacter Ahmad
movement Iranian New Wave
narrativeFocus childhood
moral responsibility
notableFor exploration of ethical duty
location shooting
poignant portrayal of childhood
use of non-professional actors
originalLanguage Persian
partOf Koker Trilogy
productionCountry Iran
protagonistAge child
recognizedAs classic of world cinema
key work in Abbas Kiarostami's filmography
releaseDecade 1980s
releaseYear 1987
screenwriter Abbas Kiarostami
settingLocation Koker
rural northern Iran
style minimalist
targetAudience general audience
theme friendship
individual conscience
obedience and authority
rural life
social responsibility

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Iranian cinema notableFilm Where Is the Friend's Home?
Abbas Kiarostami notableWork Where Is the Friend's House?
linked to: Where Is the Friend's Home?
Life, and Nothing More... follows Where Is the Friend's House?
linked to: Where Is the Friend's Home?
Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults producedWork Where Is the Friend’s House? (1987 film)
linked to: Where Is the Friend's Home?