Top billed cast

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   Patrick Disanto

   Journeyman (uncredited)

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Reviews

A review by CRCulver

Written by CRCulver on 2018-06-05

BARAKA is a 1993 film, shot by Ron Fricke in some 24 countries, that is a sort of documentary on three universal themes: 1) the grandeur of the natural world, from the peaks of Everest to low deserts, 2) the oneness of the human race illustrated by juxtaposing almost identical shots from vastly separated cultures, and 3) the desire for a connection with something transcendent. Shot in 70mm film, watching the Bluray on a projector or a large-screen television offers one of the most visually stunning cinematic experiences around. There is no dialogue or voiceover, no characters, but the enormous...read the rest

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Status
Released

Original Language
English

Budget
$4,000,000.00

Revenue
$0.00

Keywords

• prayer
• indigenous
• community
• time
• spirituality
• pagan
• discovery world
• culture
• spiritual journey
• spiritual community
• natural wonder
• social & cultural documentary
• spiritual awareness
• observational documentary
• poetic documentary
• landscape photography
• beautiful landscapes