Seagull Eggs
2008·Documentary·17m
7.1
★
We can see rocks on a sea shore, with cavities, in one of them, the highest, there are 3 seagull eggs, and the waves slam that rock.
Directed by Abbas Kiarostami
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Ruth
cinematic asmr
cinematic asmr
Sepia GorePRO
10.0★ · 07/22/22
Quite simply one of the best short films ever made.
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Quite simply one of the best short films ever made.
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Sepia GorePRO
10.0★ · 07/22/22
Quite simply one of the best short films ever made.
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Quite simply one of the best short films ever made.
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Without a single line of dialogue, actors, a script, a plot, any cuts, camera movement or effects Abbas Kiarostami still made something undeniably cinematic and powerful. Its a simple yet aching 16 minutes that provokes so much in under that time compared to so many longer movies. I highly recommend this little poetic piece of cinema, a owe to life's beautiful tragic yet fateful language. So much expressed with so little, ultimately communicating contemplation through masterful and subtly put suspense..
Vaughn
5.7★ · 11/26/21
Bad luck to kill a seabird
Bad luck to kill a seabird
Eclectic Sorcerer
6.0★ · 06/02/26