Taste of Cherry
On recommendation from an ex-colleague, I watched the 1997 movie Taste of Cherry by Abbas Kiarostami.
While plenty has been read and said about this film, the process of watching it is an experiment in what is called slow speed.
Its that delicious relaxed pace at which you actually feel like you are savoring life.
And the films meditation on the meaning of life and death allow for a much richer mastication on your own life, its various riches, vacancies and ultimately its primary motivators.
Regardless of my lack of knowledge about the art of making motion pictures, I think this is a movie that might do any viewer a world of good.
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