10 + 4 (Dah be alaveh chahar)

This documentary serves as a sequel to Kiarostami's Ten, featuring Mania Akbari as both the subject and director. It delves into her life after surgery and during chemotherapy, capturing her experiences and candid discussions with friends and family. The film uses various settings, including a gondola and a hospital bed, to explore the impact of illness on her life and relationships.

As a work by a woman director, 10 + 4 adds a unique perspective to the documentary genre. It reflects on themes of resilience and vulnerability, offering viewers a raw look at the effects of cancer. Collectors interested in documentary films or works by female directors may find this film particularly relevant to their collections.