To Each His Own Cinema

Synopsis

To Each His Own Cinema is a 2007 anthology film consisting of 33 short films from renowned directors worldwide, including Pegah Ahangarani. The film celebrates the love for cinema by showcasing diverse perspectives on the art form. Each short film presents a unique vision of storytelling, capturing the essence of the magical world that unfolds when the lights dim and the screen comes to life. Through a tapestry of narratives, genres, and styles, To Each His Own Cinema offers a captivating journey into the hearts and minds of filmmakers who share a profound passion for the silver screen.

Cast

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  Golshifteh Farahani

  Woman in Cinema (segment: Where Is My Romeo?)

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  Taraneh Alidoosti

  Self

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  Pegah Ahangarani

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  Vishka Asayesh

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  David Cronenberg

  The Suicidal Man (segment "At the suicide of the last Jew ...")

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  Josh Brolin

  (segment "World cinema")

Reviews

To Each His Own Cinema has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the anthology for its creative storytelling and diverse directorial voices, others found the collection to be uneven in quality. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus describes the film as 'a love letter to cinema that shines a light on the art form's boundless possibilities'. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.8/10, with many appreciating the unique perspectives presented by each short film. Metacritic's review highlights the film's ambition in bringing together a global array of filmmakers to explore the magic of cinema. Despite varying opinions, one thing is certain - To Each His Own Cinema is a celebration of the universal language of film.