Baraka

[Blase]

This movie is amazing. Has anyone else seen it? In my opinion, its best to watch it "going in blind", not knowing what to expect. http://torrentz.com/21764b8beb2c37bfe8b3ae

 

[Shai Gar]

nope. What is the genre?

 

[enfp can be shy]

In my opinion, its best to watch it "going in blind", not knowing what to expect.

Agreed.

I recommend this 3GB HD version:
http://www.torrentz.com/5c6595f3dfb9d216001e8b7687782c582542efb1

 

[Blase]

you could almost call it a documentary, except the film has no dialogue

 

[slant]

I am going to watch it with my grandparents for a film class I am taking. I believe it will improve my filmmaking skills and knowledge vastly. It is a very unique documentary.

 

[rachel]

Yes, I saw it many years ago. Very touching. It has stuck with me forever. This just made me realize that Samsara came out September 2011. OMG!

 

[MikeINvalid]

Probably one of my favorite films. We have the DVD and have watched it countless times. I came upon it after viewing the koyaanisqatsi and powaqqatsi films. Similar in many ways.

 

[MikeINvalid]

Oh, I see this is an old thread.

[MENTION=5140]rachel[/MENTION] - Have you seen Koyaanisqatsi and powaqqatsi? Same cinematographer

 

[Sai]

really good film

 

[894tt3h9]

Amazing. I was just telling someone about this movie last week or the week before. I'm pleased other people know about it. I saw it almost 10 years ago and it has always stuck with me.