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``A Window into Life'' is a photo book by Iranian film director Abbas Kiarostami (1940-2016). Kiarostami is known for his film trilogy, ``Where Are Our Friends?'', ``And Life Goes On'', and ``Through the Olive Grove''. He was a master of poetic documentaries and a huge fan of Yasujiro Ozu, so much so that he even produced ``Five, Dedicated to Ozu,'' which pays homage to Ozu. In addition to being a film director, he demonstrated his talent in photography, painting, and graphic design, and was a Japanophile and multi-talented artist, just like Wim Wenders, who also admired Ozu. This book is a photo book compiled under the theme of ``A Window into Life,'' which is a simple but very profound theme. A new world that can be seen through windows and doors, where light shines in, sometimes greenery appears, and sometimes you can even see the sky or the sea. This is an indescribably excellent book, typical of Kiarostami, that presents another world through the windows and doors of life.