Willow and Wind

A pane of glass is broken at a school during a football game. The boy who broke it is held responsible. A condition is put to him. If he does not replace the glass he will be expelled. His father has neither the time nor the will for it. The boy turns to a classmate who has newly joined. The two of them find a way and put the money together. But the glazier lives far from the school. All along the way the weather turns against them. The storm is the real obstacle in front of the boy’s effort. The account follows one single task. Abbas Kiarostami wrote the screenplay. Hadi Alipour and Amir Janfada take the leads in Mohammad Ali Talebi’s Iranian and Japanese coproduction, the last of his trilogy of children’s films.