The Wind Carpet

Year: 2003

Runtime: 111 mins

Language: Persian

Director: Kamal Tabrizi

FamilyDrama

Japan and Iran have little historic contact, yet Persian carpets once appeared in Takayama’s ancient festival. Organizers enlist Kinue, a Persian‑style carpet designer, and her husband Makoto. After Kinue’s death, Makoto travels to Isfahan with his daughter, learns the rug isn’t woven yet and will take months, threatening the festival.

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