Baraka

Extraordinary visual and soundtrack. Life on Earth with no comment. A true masterpiece!

Chronos and samsara are close, but this is by far the best.

Saw this movie in a humanities class in my community college. This one was dope. The teacher put it on and asked us if it was art, Hell yeah it's art! The class was about art and what makes something art, what the function of art is and we looked at different songs, movies, paintings and books and we talked about how they push this definition of art... it was cool but yeah check this one out Hinson is absolutely right it's an epic visual poem.

Patrick McGavin, Hal Hinson and Fred Camper, have to be the most illiterate and artistically inept reviewers I have ever come across. Really! Roger Ebert is the only one of the above reviewers giving this a positive review and he is a joke. See this film and discover for yourself that this is truly a masterpiece of film making and that these negative reviewer's critiques of quality are highly suspect!

One of the greatest Documentary Films ever made. The imagery is breathtaking, revealing humanity, art, history, religion, tradition and culture through moving images. The visual experience of this film should not be missed by any cinema lover. This is film as art ~ to the highest degree!