Will Carry Us . But if you're unfazed by poetic ambiguity, this just might be your movie.
Several men arrive in a remote village in Iranian Kurdistan.
They wish to keep their purpose secret, but their leader, Behzad, takes great interest in the condition of an old woman near death. On can attest, the director is fascinated by images of vehicles climbing hills. Will Carry Us, and both seem puzzled. The village is a world unto itself. Thus, Kiarostami gives us many shots looking straight down on people.