Thanks for the kudos LG. :)
He who should not be named... chuckle. :D
When I posted my thanks for the link you posted, somehow I had ended up at a
Baraka Part 1, which only went up to the dark turn in the film, and that is all
I had seen. I loved the nature scenes and the indigenous people
Thanks for the link laughinggull. I had not seen Baraka. Thoroughly enjoyed it
and have now shared it with some other folks.
PS: I'm oneperson from over on blogspot. We interacted a bit previously in the
blogosphere. Hope you are well. :)
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Hi Carol...yes indeed, I remember you, and have enjoying reading your toss
ripple blog (great name BTW!). I hope the current situation with he who must
not be named comes to some resolution soon.
Am glad you enjoyed Baraka. Both movies take that dark turn about halfway
through that makes me
] Re: Samsara Baraka
A very similar film (i.e. images alone set to haunting music) by Ron Fricke is
Baraka (1992) and is available in it entirety here:
http://youtu.be/gEyguwQalCI
Samsara (http://barakasamsara.com/#) toured the country for showing at select
theaters last summer and I
A very similar film (i.e. images alone set to haunting music) by Ron Fricke is
Baraka (1992) and is available in it entirety here:
http://youtu.be/gEyguwQalCI
Samsara (http://barakasamsara.com/#) toured the country for showing at select
theaters last summer and I was fortunate to see it on the
