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Baraka (1992) is a with no narration, story, or dialog, and yet this is one of the most intense, beautiful and moving films I've ever seen. The of this film is absolutely stunning, music and editing is also great. I found out that its also the first ever to be restored and scanned at 8K resolution. Anyway, I'm glad I found this gem.

P.S. I know there is sequel to this documentary called Samsara, I'll be watching that next.

Monkey sitting on a foggy lake, two-thirds of its body is under water.
A kid from the Kayapo tribe in Brazil looking directly at the camera, surrounded by the leafy greenery of the forest. Top of his head is shaved and there is red paint on his face similar to the shape of a star.
Inside a capsule hotel in Japan, there are people laying there in these capsules.
A buddhist monk lighting candles in a table.
Sunshine

@futureisfoss Hi I've also enjoyed this one...watched it a couple of years ago so I might re-watch it again. I have also watched Samsara...hope you enjoy it too. I'm glad I came upon your toot. If you enjoy these type of docus, you might want to try Life In A Day. I think you'll like it too. 😊

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@jahabof1794 Oh thanks for sharing, I'll try watching Life In A Day too. This is the first time I've seen a documentary like this one, without any narration & voice-over, and I absolutely loved it.

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