baraka- dead can dance- host of seraphim

amatuprojimo Says:

Feb 23, 2008 - un film como ninguno!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lo compre en amazone y ahora es parte de mi clase de fotografia

mondaymelancholy Says:

May 10, 2008 - What can I say. Just brilliant piece of music and film.

unlikeavirgin Says:

May 28, 2008 - Baraka, an Ancient Sufi word with forms in many languages,translates as a blessing, or as the breath or essence of life from which the evolutionary process unfolds. A transcendetly poetic tour of the globe,shot in 24 countries on six continents. Set to the life affirming rhythms of varied religious rituals and nature's own raw beat, It is a visualization of the interconnectedness humans share with the earth. Mere words do not do the film justice.Must be seen,felt&experienced to be understood.

rljames54 Says:

Jun 4, 2008 - There is soo much pain and sadness in the world,but that will all pass away soon.

FanaticBG Says:

Jun 6, 2008 - An amazing film...i don't have words to describe it...this film and Koyaanisqatsi are my personal favorite, every one must watch these films because they show so much truth and facts about the world and about our actions...

13lacknight Says:

Jun 18, 2008 - Amazing music..

sonycovidiu Says:

Aug 26, 2008 - This is "a lesson" about life not a movie. If you watch this and not feel nothing you can not be human.

henrids Says:

Oct 10, 2008 - Probably the most moving and enlightening movie I^ve ever seen. And it doesn't have a single spoken word. This is universal language

waltzingtilly Says:

Nov 3, 2008 - who were the weirdos dancing in the end?they freeked me out!wish I could help the momma and her babiesand that sad little fella looks soconfusedi hate this fucking world!!!!

tall32guy Says:

Nov 8, 2008 - The "weirdos" are Japanese butoh dancers.

tall32guy Says:

Nov 8, 2008 - The most moving part of it starts at 4:00 for me. The families and the kids, people of the world living their lives.

tanitatheterrible Says:

Dec 14, 2008 - the dancers at the end are doing butoh and they are japanese. they are displaying, in an artistic way, the disgust for hatred and ugliness. loving the world would be more helpful for the sad fellow and for all of us.

kingrolo27 Says:

Dec 26, 2008 - This is the best piece of music from the film Baraka with the most moving images. Ironically I would call this piece koyaanisqatsi (life out of balance).

duckotaco Says:

Dec 27, 2008 - probably the worst comment I've ever read on youtube.

StanEvalio Says:

Jun 25, 2010 - 5:30 is the most touching moment of the entire movie, also the butoh dancers at the end...

damM3 Says:

Jul 1, 2010 - WHO ARE THOSE ASIAN WOMEN IN THE WHITE FACES 5:46 ?????

captainhooja Says:

Jul 1, 2010 - damM3: who are these asian women with white faces?????you never heard of a Geisha ??????if not, try to watch the movie "Memoirs of a Geisha", you'll learn more about their amazingly gracious art

en787 Says:

Jul 31, 2010 - Der junge ab 3:27... Abartig ist unser dasein. Wir reden über eine krise der banken und fürchten um gedrucktes und wie wir dem nachbarn noch in die augen schauen können weil unser auto ein jahr länger vor der tür steht. All diese menschen ohne hoffnung alles wurde ihnen von klein auf geraubt.... Sicher das gesamte video erschüttert doch der junge trifft mich persöhnlich sehr hart.

SS1LTSS Says:

Aug 21, 2010 - Tham, I just dont know what to say

celticlofts Says:

Sep 6, 2010 - I had the wonderful experience of watching this In Blue Ray.. An absolute must have DVD for any serious collector. The cinematography is wonderful...

MarcelloMarq Says:

Nov 28, 2010 - it's young thai prostitutes in Bangkok...not Geishas!!!

astrelita Says:

Dec 21, 2010 - @damM3-- the women are butoh dancers. You can do a wikipedia search about them for more info.

gp4nut Says:

Sep 4, 2011 - why? prostitution is not the world's biggest problem. i'd put war and famine far ahead of it.

SoyLaJefa Says:

Sep 18, 2011 - this makes me cry ever time

teargarden Says:

May 25, 2012 - i feel this way about 2:41