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Death surrounds Bahman, a director who hasn't made a film in 24 years (he can't get past the censors)...
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"Throw the stone to the water"
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Cast
(in credits order) | Ebrahim Abadi | ||
| Dariush Asadzade | (as Daryush Assadzadeh) | |
| Firouz Behjat-Mohamadi | ... | Memorial Sign Rental (as Firouz Behjat Mohammadi) |
| Valiyollah Shirandami | ... | Homayouni - The Actor (as Vali Shirandami) |
| Hossein Kazbian | ... | Abdollah (The Servant) |
 | Reza Kianian | ... | Dr. Arasteh (The Attorney) |
| Mahtaj Nojoomi | ... | Bahman's Sister |
| Parivash Nazarieh | ... | Farzaneh |
 | Roya Nonahali | ... | Woman Hitch-Hiker |
| Bahman Farmanara | ... | Bahman Farjami |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Mohammad Khatami | ... | Himself (uncredited) |
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| Bahman Farmanara | |||
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| Bahman Farmanara | ||
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| Morteza Shayesteh | .... | producer | |
| Fazlollah Yousefpour | .... | executive producer | |
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| Ahmad Pezhman | (as Ahmad Pejman) | ||
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| Mahmoud Kalari | |||
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| Abbas Ganjavi | |||
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| Zhila Mehrjui | |||
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| Manfred Esmaeily | .... | first assistant director (as Manfred Essmaili) | |
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| Parviz Abnar | .... | sound | |
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- Mongrel Media (Canada)
- New Yorker Films (2001) (USA) (subtitled)
- New Yorker Video (2004) (USA) (DVD)
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"Smell of Camphor, Fragrance of Jasmine" - , USA (original subtitled version)
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Director Bahman Farmanara's first film in 20 years since the establishment of the Islamic regime in Iran.See more »
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A film director who can not make a film in his own country, decides to make a documentary film about funeral traditions in Iran for a foreign producer. At first he remembers death of his friends and it causes thinking about his own death. But his point of view about life changes little by little when he is making the new film. Finally he detects beauties of the world and nature and decides to change his perspective about them. The only thing I can say about Farmanara's last film is that it's the true story of his own generation. A generation who passed many bitter experiences and now tries to forget all (not with its negative meaning) and review all the things around.