OK, I watched "10" and "Ten on 10" over the weekend...
Personally I'm still not sold on the DV revolution, and 10 was to me only interesting because of it's subject matter... but I really missed the scenery shots that made "Taste Of Cherries" so great...
Now Ten on 10, I mostly completely disagreed with Kiarostami, but at the same time I was really engaged and interested (on "the idea of realism" and others), so the best for me was Lesson 10 where Kiarostami said if you want to be successful don't do it like he just told you. Also since Adamandsam often go on about manipulation movies, I would be interested what they had to say on lesson 10, which states that the only reason american films are that successful is that they mastered the art of manipulation best...
Finally, next Weekend I'll be watching "Through the Olive Trees", the week after that "The Wind Will Carry Us" and then i'll close down my Kiarostami marathon and move on to other middle eastern directors...