On account of a definition of geopoetics, Sarah de Leeuw y and Eric Magrane points to the "reading, writing, and performative practices" in which "earth always denotes much more than soils and waters, or the physical geographies of a planet" (2019, 148). Geopoetics, according to the author's view, is an attempt to "conceptualise and produce space and place anew, in part by recognising, respecting, and celebrating differences" (2019, 147). In the video essay presented here, we tried to put together some celebrated images of Abbas Kiarostami, to depict Iranian landscapes as this mentioned practice of geopoetics.