Baraka(1992)
A film told through extended shots of various worldwide events, settings, and creatures, creating a dreamy, universal resonance.
Certificate
Age group12+ years
Duration92 mins
- Jamie, 15
- 12 reviews
All of my family sat round to watch this film but it really wasn't our type of film at all. The scenery was pretty good but the endless mindnumbing tunes soon grated on all our nerves. In fact it would be true to say we all agreed we would rather watch paint dry than watch it again. Perfect for aiding insomniacs in their quest for sleep.
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