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
- Cora, 11
- 2 reviews
Baraka is a beautifully made film,with exeptional shots from all around the world.
Being a relitively old film, Baraka seems to have had its hay day, but, I doubt that anyone can question the pieces of filmography taken over many months, from Islamic Mosques to a sickening de- beaking factory, this film captures the world at it's finest.
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