Schedule your tour of the New Walker Art Center today!
Visit the newly installed and expanded galleries, participate in a hands-on Art Lab experience, explore the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, or view a film from the Walker’s extensive Edmond R. Ruben Collection. The expanded facility offers beautiful terraces and lounges for group discussions, including new spaces featuring digital access to the Walker’s collections.
Tours are offered for groups 10-90 visitors, ages kindergarten and up. The maximum number of people that can be admitted as one group may vary due to available space and tour guides. Self-guided tours are limited to 60 students. Refer to the section that describes your group for additional information and to book a tour.
The Walker offers the following services:
Tours are offered for groups 10-90 visitors, ages kindergarten and up. The maximum number of people that can be admitted as one group may vary due to available space and tour guides. Self-guided tours are limited to 60 students. Refer to the section that describes your group for additional information and to book a tour.
The Walker offers the following services:
- Signed tours (American Sign Language)
- One-on-one touch tours for people with visual impairments
- Wheelchairs
- Tours available in Spanish, Italian, French, or German, upon request in advance.
School and Youth Groups
The Walker Art Center offers guided tours and self-guided visits of the Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden for groups of 10 or more students. To schedule a guided tour or self-guided visit for your group, please contact us at least one month before you plan to visit.
Art Today: Walker Art Center School Tours
Engage your students with contemporary art at the Walker Art Center. Interactive K–12 tour themes highlight connections between visual arts, social studies, media arts, and language arts.
Tour topics designed for visual arts classes:
Elements and Principles of Contemporary Art (grades K–12)
Starting with the basic elements of visual art, such as line, shape, color, and texture, the tour explores concepts such as appropriation, time, space, and hybridity in the work of contemporary artists.
Media, Materials & Meaning (grades K–12)
This tour looks at the myriad, often unconventional ways in which artists have reshaped and challenged traditional forms and techniques of painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking.
So, Why Is This Art? (grades 6–12)
Using works in the galleries to inspire thought and discussion, tour participants investigate questions such as: What is art? Should art be beautiful? Is art an object or a process? Should art be realistic? Can art change society?
Architecture for Art (grades 4–12)
These tours introduce students to the expanded Walker Art Center through an in-depth exploration of its new spaces and the processes used by the architects for designing the new building.
Tour topics designed for social studies and media art classes:
Visual Culture (grades K–12)
What is “visual culture”? How do artists reuse, remake, and transform it in their work? Tour participants explore these questions as they view the work of artists from the Pop Art movement in the 1960s through today who are inspired by the worlds of media and consumer culture.
Living in Our Time (grades K–12)
What does it mean to live in our time? This basic yet complex question is explored through the work of contemporary artists who address social and cultural themes ranging from personal identity to challenging issues of our world today.
Tour topics designed for language arts classes:
Writing through Art (grades 4–12)
Contemporary art is used as a catalyst for student writing. The Writing through Art tours can incorporate descriptive writing, critical essays, stories and narratives, or poetry. Select one type of writing or schedule multiple visits to experience all four. Students receive a free Writing through Art journal to use during their visit and to take back to the classroom. Teachers can submit finished student texts for posting on the Web site schools.walkerart.org/arttoday.
The Writing through Art Program is made possible by a MetLife Foundation Museum Connections Program grant.
Art Today: Hands-on Learning
Add more excitement to your tour by scheduling a hands-on activity in the Star Tribune Foundation Art Lab. Students roll up their sleeves and experiment with media, techniques, and concepts of contemporary art in projects linked to Art Today and special exhibition tours.
New! Walker Art Center Foreign Language Tours
The Walker now offers guided tours of the permanent collection or special exhibitions in Spanish, French, Italian, or German. Whether your students are English Language Learners (ELL, ESL), native speakers, in language immersion classes, or world language learners, our bilingual guide will customize the tour to fit any level. Tours can also include a translated vocabulary list of art terms. Please request foreign language tours at least four weeks in advance. Groups are limited to 15 students per guide and are subject to tour guide availability.
Art Today: Tour Scheduling
We recommend that teachers preview Walker exhibitions before visiting with their students. For free teachers passes, call 612.375.7614
Tour Times
The Walker galleries and Art Lab are available Tuesdays-Fridays from 9 - 11 am exclusively for groups on guided tours. Guided tours are available 9 am - 5 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9 am - 9 pm Thursdays and Fridays, 11 am - 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays. The Walker Art Center is closed Mondays.
Guided tours for students in grades 2 - 12 last one hour. K - 1 tours are 45 minutes long. Art Lab tours last two hours for students in grades 2 - 12. Art Lab tours for grades K - 1 are one-and-one-half hours long. We suggest that self-guided group visits last approximately one hour.
Tour Prices
Gallery Tours
K-12 guided and self guided groups: $3 per student
Writing Through Art Tour: $4 per student
Tour with Art Lab: $6 per student
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Tours
K-12 guided groups: $3 per student
Tour with Art Lab: $6 per student
Self-guided group visits: Free
To qualify for these special school rates, groups must schedule in advance. Selected schools may qualify for discounted or waived fees.
Tour Guide Bus Fund
Schools may also be eligible for bus transportation support through the Walker Tour Guide Bus Fund. Download the application (PDF).
Payment
Payment may be made by check or credit card and is due in full at least one week before the date of the tour. No refunds will be given for fewer participants or cancellations.
Art Today: Teacher Resources
Print or online resources are available to connect Art Today tours with classroom teaching through pre- and post-tour discussions and student activities. They also serve as valuable tools for integrating art into school curriculum and can be adapted for use by groups of all ages and interests. For more information on slide or CD sets, activity kits, and videos, go to Classroom Materials. For online resources, visit the Art Today Web Site.
General Information
One adult chaperone is required per 10 students. Chaperones are admitted free of charge.
Check-In
Please note: Due to construction of a new Bazinet Garden Lobby entrance and the garden expansion scheduled through December 2006, tour groups should check in at the visitor services desk in the Hennepin Lobby. Bus drop-off is at the Walker Art Center loading dock plaza located on Groveland Terrace. Additional information, including directions, will be provided in the tour confirmation packet you will receive approximately three weeks before your visit.
Art Today: Walker Art Center School Tours
Engage your students with contemporary art at the Walker Art Center. Interactive K–12 tour themes highlight connections between visual arts, social studies, media arts, and language arts.
Tour topics designed for visual arts classes:
Elements and Principles of Contemporary Art (grades K–12)
Starting with the basic elements of visual art, such as line, shape, color, and texture, the tour explores concepts such as appropriation, time, space, and hybridity in the work of contemporary artists.
Media, Materials & Meaning (grades K–12)
This tour looks at the myriad, often unconventional ways in which artists have reshaped and challenged traditional forms and techniques of painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking.
So, Why Is This Art? (grades 6–12)
Using works in the galleries to inspire thought and discussion, tour participants investigate questions such as: What is art? Should art be beautiful? Is art an object or a process? Should art be realistic? Can art change society?
Architecture for Art (grades 4–12)
These tours introduce students to the expanded Walker Art Center through an in-depth exploration of its new spaces and the processes used by the architects for designing the new building.
Tour topics designed for social studies and media art classes:
Visual Culture (grades K–12)
What is “visual culture”? How do artists reuse, remake, and transform it in their work? Tour participants explore these questions as they view the work of artists from the Pop Art movement in the 1960s through today who are inspired by the worlds of media and consumer culture.
Living in Our Time (grades K–12)
What does it mean to live in our time? This basic yet complex question is explored through the work of contemporary artists who address social and cultural themes ranging from personal identity to challenging issues of our world today.
Tour topics designed for language arts classes:
Writing through Art (grades 4–12)
Contemporary art is used as a catalyst for student writing. The Writing through Art tours can incorporate descriptive writing, critical essays, stories and narratives, or poetry. Select one type of writing or schedule multiple visits to experience all four. Students receive a free Writing through Art journal to use during their visit and to take back to the classroom. Teachers can submit finished student texts for posting on the Web site schools.walkerart.org/arttoday.
The Writing through Art Program is made possible by a MetLife Foundation Museum Connections Program grant.
Art Today: Hands-on Learning
Add more excitement to your tour by scheduling a hands-on activity in the Star Tribune Foundation Art Lab. Students roll up their sleeves and experiment with media, techniques, and concepts of contemporary art in projects linked to Art Today and special exhibition tours.
New! Walker Art Center Foreign Language Tours
The Walker now offers guided tours of the permanent collection or special exhibitions in Spanish, French, Italian, or German. Whether your students are English Language Learners (ELL, ESL), native speakers, in language immersion classes, or world language learners, our bilingual guide will customize the tour to fit any level. Tours can also include a translated vocabulary list of art terms. Please request foreign language tours at least four weeks in advance. Groups are limited to 15 students per guide and are subject to tour guide availability.
Art Today: Tour Scheduling
We recommend that teachers preview Walker exhibitions before visiting with their students. For free teachers passes, call 612.375.7614
Tour Times
The Walker galleries and Art Lab are available Tuesdays-Fridays from 9 - 11 am exclusively for groups on guided tours. Guided tours are available 9 am - 5 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9 am - 9 pm Thursdays and Fridays, 11 am - 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays. The Walker Art Center is closed Mondays.
Guided tours for students in grades 2 - 12 last one hour. K - 1 tours are 45 minutes long. Art Lab tours last two hours for students in grades 2 - 12. Art Lab tours for grades K - 1 are one-and-one-half hours long. We suggest that self-guided group visits last approximately one hour.
Tour Prices
Gallery Tours
K-12 guided and self guided groups: $3 per student
Writing Through Art Tour: $4 per student
Tour with Art Lab: $6 per student
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden Tours
K-12 guided groups: $3 per student
Tour with Art Lab: $6 per student
Self-guided group visits: Free
To qualify for these special school rates, groups must schedule in advance. Selected schools may qualify for discounted or waived fees.
Tour Guide Bus Fund
Schools may also be eligible for bus transportation support through the Walker Tour Guide Bus Fund. Download the application (PDF).
Payment
Payment may be made by check or credit card and is due in full at least one week before the date of the tour. No refunds will be given for fewer participants or cancellations.
Art Today: Teacher Resources
Print or online resources are available to connect Art Today tours with classroom teaching through pre- and post-tour discussions and student activities. They also serve as valuable tools for integrating art into school curriculum and can be adapted for use by groups of all ages and interests. For more information on slide or CD sets, activity kits, and videos, go to Classroom Materials. For online resources, visit the Art Today Web Site.
General Information
One adult chaperone is required per 10 students. Chaperones are admitted free of charge.
Check-In
Please note: Due to construction of a new Bazinet Garden Lobby entrance and the garden expansion scheduled through December 2006, tour groups should check in at the visitor services desk in the Hennepin Lobby. Bus drop-off is at the Walker Art Center loading dock plaza located on Groveland Terrace. Additional information, including directions, will be provided in the tour confirmation packet you will receive approximately three weeks before your visit.
College and University Groups
College and university groups may schedule guided tours or self-guided visits of the Walker Art Center or the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden for groups of 10 or more students. To schedule a guided tour or self-guided visit, please contact us at least one month before you plan to visit.
Tour Times
The Walker galleries are available Tuesdays - Fridays from 9 - 11 am exclusively for groups on guided tours. Guided tours are available 9 am - 5 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9 am - 9 pm Thursdays and Fridays, 11 am - 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays. The Walker Art Center is closed Mondays.
Guided tours for college and university students last one hour. We suggest that self-guided visits last approximately one hour
Tour Prices
Guided tours of the Walker galleries and the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden are $3 for college students. Self-guided visits of the galleries are $3 per student. All self-guided visits to the Garden are free. To qualify for these special rates, groups must schedule in advance and arrive at the center as a group.
Enjoy Lunch at Gallery 8 Café by Wolfgang Puck
Gallery 8 Café at the Walker Art Center is Wolfgang Puck’s twist on traditional comfort foods combined with the freshest local ingredients to create a seasonal menu of salads, soups, gourmet sandwiches, and desserts. Dine within the custom Sol Lewitt mural walls or outdoors on the Terrace (weather permitting) with spectacular views of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and downtown skyline. Open for lunch 11 am–2 pm, Tuesday through Sunday; cafeteria style service. College Tour Groups are eligible for 10% discount and reserved seating in Gallery 8 Café with the pre-purchase of food and beverage certificates at $10 per person.
Payment
Payment for tours and lunch food & beverage certificates may be made by check or credit card and is due in full at least one week before the date of the tour. No refunds will be given for fewer participants or cancellations.
General Information
The entrance for groups is on Vineland Place across from the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. Bus and car parking is available in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden surface lot. You will receive a confirmation packet with museum rules and regulations and information about your visit approximately two weeks before your visit.
Tour Times
The Walker galleries are available Tuesdays - Fridays from 9 - 11 am exclusively for groups on guided tours. Guided tours are available 9 am - 5 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 9 am - 9 pm Thursdays and Fridays, 11 am - 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays. The Walker Art Center is closed Mondays.
Guided tours for college and university students last one hour. We suggest that self-guided visits last approximately one hour
Tour Prices
Guided tours of the Walker galleries and the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden are $3 for college students. Self-guided visits of the galleries are $3 per student. All self-guided visits to the Garden are free. To qualify for these special rates, groups must schedule in advance and arrive at the center as a group.
Enjoy Lunch at Gallery 8 Café by Wolfgang Puck
Gallery 8 Café at the Walker Art Center is Wolfgang Puck’s twist on traditional comfort foods combined with the freshest local ingredients to create a seasonal menu of salads, soups, gourmet sandwiches, and desserts. Dine within the custom Sol Lewitt mural walls or outdoors on the Terrace (weather permitting) with spectacular views of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and downtown skyline. Open for lunch 11 am–2 pm, Tuesday through Sunday; cafeteria style service. College Tour Groups are eligible for 10% discount and reserved seating in Gallery 8 Café with the pre-purchase of food and beverage certificates at $10 per person.
Payment
Payment for tours and lunch food & beverage certificates may be made by check or credit card and is due in full at least one week before the date of the tour. No refunds will be given for fewer participants or cancellations.
General Information
The entrance for groups is on Vineland Place across from the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. Bus and car parking is available in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden surface lot. You will receive a confirmation packet with museum rules and regulations and information about your visit approximately two weeks before your visit.
Adult Groups
Any group of 10 or more visitors may request a guided tour or self-guided visit. Please contact us at least one month before you plan to visit. Art Lab tours are available for adult groups by special request.
Tour Times
Guided tours are available 11 am - 5 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 11 am - 9pm Thursdays and Fridays, 11 am - 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays. The Walker Art Center is closed Mondays.
Guided tours last one hour.
Tour Prices
Guided tours of the Walker galleries and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden are $10 ($5 members) per person, which includes the tour and gallery admission. Self-guided visits of the Walker galleries are $8 (free for members) per person. To qualify for these special admission rates, groups must schedule in advance. Admission fees waived Free Thursday evenings, 5-9 pm. Tour fee of $10 ($5 members) per person still applies. All self-guided visits of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden are free.
Enjoy Lunch at Gallery 8 Café by Wolfgang Puck
Gallery 8 Café at the Walker Art Center is Wolfgang Puck’s twist on traditional comfort foods combined with the freshest local ingredients to create a seasonal menu of salads, soups, gourmet sandwiches, and desserts. Dine within the custom Sol Lewitt mural walls or outdoors on the Terrace (weather permitting) with spectacular views of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and downtown skyline. Open for lunch 11 am–2 pm, Tuesday through Sunday; cafeteria style service. Adult Tour Groups are eligible for 10% discount and reserved seating in Gallery 8 Café with the pre-purchase of food and beverage certificates at $10 per person.
Payment
Payment for tours and lunch food & beverage certificates may be made by check or credit card. Payment in full must be received at least one week in advance. No refunds will be given for fewer participants or cancellations.
Tour Times
Guided tours are available 11 am - 5 pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 11 am - 9pm Thursdays and Fridays, 11 am - 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays. The Walker Art Center is closed Mondays.
Guided tours last one hour.
Tour Prices
Guided tours of the Walker galleries and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden are $10 ($5 members) per person, which includes the tour and gallery admission. Self-guided visits of the Walker galleries are $8 (free for members) per person. To qualify for these special admission rates, groups must schedule in advance. Admission fees waived Free Thursday evenings, 5-9 pm. Tour fee of $10 ($5 members) per person still applies. All self-guided visits of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden are free.
Enjoy Lunch at Gallery 8 Café by Wolfgang Puck
Gallery 8 Café at the Walker Art Center is Wolfgang Puck’s twist on traditional comfort foods combined with the freshest local ingredients to create a seasonal menu of salads, soups, gourmet sandwiches, and desserts. Dine within the custom Sol Lewitt mural walls or outdoors on the Terrace (weather permitting) with spectacular views of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and downtown skyline. Open for lunch 11 am–2 pm, Tuesday through Sunday; cafeteria style service. Adult Tour Groups are eligible for 10% discount and reserved seating in Gallery 8 Café with the pre-purchase of food and beverage certificates at $10 per person.
Payment
Payment for tours and lunch food & beverage certificates may be made by check or credit card. Payment in full must be received at least one week in advance. No refunds will be given for fewer participants or cancellations.
Book a Presentation
Walker tour guides will visit schools in the Twin Cities metro area to offer 45-minute presentations about contemporary art and architecture for K - 12 students. Presentations for groups of up to 30 students feature lively discussions and hands-on activities. The cost is $50 per visit and includes a resource guide for teachers to keep. Classroom Connections programs are available 8:30 am - 3 pm, Tuesday - Friday. The following topics are available:
Artful Thinking (grades K - 4)
Includes a slide or digital presentation and drawing activities to acquaint students with major works in the Walker’s permanent collection.
So, Why Is This Art? (grades 5 - 12)
Explores key questions about art and discusses traditional notions of what art “should” and can be. Includes a slide or digital presentation, discussion questions, and classroom activities.
More than a Museum: The Walker Art Center Expansion (grades K - 12)
Includes a slide or digital preview of the new Walker Art Center and engages students in activities and discussions about the process of designing a new space for contemporary visual, performing, and media arts.
Community Connections (Adult)
Walker tour guides will visit organizations in the Twin Cities metro area for a 45-minute presentation, More than a Museum: The Walker Art Center Expansion. Presentations can be customized for your group and may include a brief overview of the expansion, or may focus on a more in-depth look at the Walker and its collections and exhibitions. Presentations are available 12 - 3 and 5 - 9 pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays. Please contact us at least one month in advance.
Artful Thinking (grades K - 4)
Includes a slide or digital presentation and drawing activities to acquaint students with major works in the Walker’s permanent collection.
So, Why Is This Art? (grades 5 - 12)
Explores key questions about art and discusses traditional notions of what art “should” and can be. Includes a slide or digital presentation, discussion questions, and classroom activities.
More than a Museum: The Walker Art Center Expansion (grades K - 12)
Includes a slide or digital preview of the new Walker Art Center and engages students in activities and discussions about the process of designing a new space for contemporary visual, performing, and media arts.
Community Connections (Adult)
Walker tour guides will visit organizations in the Twin Cities metro area for a 45-minute presentation, More than a Museum: The Walker Art Center Expansion. Presentations can be customized for your group and may include a brief overview of the expansion, or may focus on a more in-depth look at the Walker and its collections and exhibitions. Presentations are available 12 - 3 and 5 - 9 pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays. Please contact us at least one month in advance.
Global Lens Student Matinees
This May, the Walker Art Center in partnership with the Global Film Initiative, presents three feature films from Lebanon, the Philippines, and Iran that connect students with social studies, foreign language and media arts curricula and provide deeper engagement with contemporary film, cultural perspectives, and world events. Now in its fifth year, the Global Film Initiative supports filmmakers from some of the world’s most impoverished corners, and its public face, Global Lens, is one of the United States’ most lauded touring festivals of international film.
Three films have been specially selected for high school groups for their vivid portrayals or their home cultures and the potential of the stories to carry universal human appeal. Morning screenings are free and limited to 300 students. Curriculum guides and preview DVDs areavailable to teachers prior to the screening. Reservations can be made through the Education Department at 612.375.7609.
If the scheduled screening times don’t work for your class, free on-demand screenings for high school students of 30 or more can also be arranged May 7-18 through the Education Department.
The Kite (Le Cerf-Volant)
Directed by Randa Chahal Sabbag
Lebanon
Free student screening: Thursday, May 15, 9:30 am
The border between Lebanon and Israel, captured in stunning cinematography, frames the story of a young Lebanese bride lamenting her impending arranged marriage to an equally reticent groom living on the other side of the checkpoint. Tensions rise when she confesses her love for another—a man who is seen as a political enemy to her family. 2003, in Arabic with English subtitles, 80 minutes.
The Bet Collector (Kubrador)
Directed by Jeffrey Jeturian
The Philippines
Free Student Screening: Wednesday, May 14, 9:30 am
A family matriarch makes ends meet by running a small convenience store out of her home. But customers are scarce in a struggling economy, and without the help of her husband or pregnant daughter, she is forced to supplement the family income by collecting bets for an illegal numbers game. In this stark, realistic narrative, director Jeffrey Jeturian presents a captivating portrait of a once-proud woman haunted by memories of a dead son and hounded by the police, and her fragile and lonely life as a bet collector on the streets of Manila. 2006, in Tagalog with English subtitles, 98 minutes.
The Fish Fall in Love (Mahiha Ashegh Mishavand)
Directed by Ali Raffi
Iran
Free Student Screening: Friday, May 16, 9:30 am
Loosely based on the Persian tale of Shahrazad mixed with A Thousand and One Nights, first time director Ali Raffi’s film is a rich banquet of food and love set on the southern coast of Iran. Locals flock to Atieh’s thriving restaurant for her extravagant dishes. When a former lover appears after a 20-year absence with the intention of closing the restaurant, Atieh prepares his favorite dishes, one after the other, in a desperate effort to convince him otherwise. 2006, in Farsi with English subtitles, 96 minutes.
Three films have been specially selected for high school groups for their vivid portrayals or their home cultures and the potential of the stories to carry universal human appeal. Morning screenings are free and limited to 300 students. Curriculum guides and preview DVDs areavailable to teachers prior to the screening. Reservations can be made through the Education Department at 612.375.7609.
If the scheduled screening times don’t work for your class, free on-demand screenings for high school students of 30 or more can also be arranged May 7-18 through the Education Department.
The Kite (Le Cerf-Volant)
Directed by Randa Chahal Sabbag
Lebanon
Free student screening: Thursday, May 15, 9:30 am
The border between Lebanon and Israel, captured in stunning cinematography, frames the story of a young Lebanese bride lamenting her impending arranged marriage to an equally reticent groom living on the other side of the checkpoint. Tensions rise when she confesses her love for another—a man who is seen as a political enemy to her family. 2003, in Arabic with English subtitles, 80 minutes.
The Bet Collector (Kubrador)
Directed by Jeffrey Jeturian
The Philippines
Free Student Screening: Wednesday, May 14, 9:30 am
A family matriarch makes ends meet by running a small convenience store out of her home. But customers are scarce in a struggling economy, and without the help of her husband or pregnant daughter, she is forced to supplement the family income by collecting bets for an illegal numbers game. In this stark, realistic narrative, director Jeffrey Jeturian presents a captivating portrait of a once-proud woman haunted by memories of a dead son and hounded by the police, and her fragile and lonely life as a bet collector on the streets of Manila. 2006, in Tagalog with English subtitles, 98 minutes.
The Fish Fall in Love (Mahiha Ashegh Mishavand)
Directed by Ali Raffi
Iran
Free Student Screening: Friday, May 16, 9:30 am
Loosely based on the Persian tale of Shahrazad mixed with A Thousand and One Nights, first time director Ali Raffi’s film is a rich banquet of food and love set on the southern coast of Iran. Locals flock to Atieh’s thriving restaurant for her extravagant dishes. When a former lover appears after a 20-year absence with the intention of closing the restaurant, Atieh prepares his favorite dishes, one after the other, in a desperate effort to convince him otherwise. 2006, in Farsi with English subtitles, 96 minutes.
