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Samsara (2011)

Filmed over nearly five years in twenty-five countries on five continents, and shot on seventy-millimetre film, Samsara transports us to the varied worlds of sacred grounds, disaster zones, industrial complexes, and natural wonders.

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Jason W 18 Oct 2012

This was one of the most beautiful and disturbing movies I've seen in quite some time. The cinematography is lavish and expertly rendered. The subjects are amongst the most visually interesting people and places on Earth. The music is very compelling and adds much to the visual images. The disturbing aspect arises from the questions that the film seems to put to the viewer (there is no dialogue in this film, so they are implied questions). What is the true nature of man? Is he a miracle-worker or a madman? A saint or a sinner? An angel or a monster? And despite his success at proliferating across this world, does his nature contain the seeds of his own destruction, seeds that are already sprouting? These are not new questions, of course. And the film offers no answers, leaving that challenge to the viewer. This is a very powerful piece of work.

Chris K 31 Jan 2013

There's a place more amazing than pandora...Planet Earth

Jacobo L 12 Sep 2013

Since most us would never have a chance to travel around the world, this documentary would take you there and show you what life is like in these countries and how we should considere ourselves fortunate and stop complaining about hardship here in our country.

Tera J 06 Feb 2013

It was absolutely mesmerizing, awe inspiring, and captivating! A friend of mine Bobby Henline stared as the wounded warrior in his full dress blues in the cemetery scene. Thank you to all our soldiers for their service! Look up hfh (Humor for Heroes) on Facebook to see more of Bobby and the wonderful charity organization, donate today!

Ryan K 11 Sep 2013

Through stunningly beautiful photography, sound and music, without narration or dialogue, we bear witness to Samsara, the human concept of birth, (suffering), death, rebirth, or simply, "the ever turning wheel of life," on a global scale. The juxtaposition of images - cultures, actions, art, religion, spirituality, technology, architecture, etc. - both ancient and modern - embedded in their natural and unnatural environments - takes us on a breathtaking, and often heartbreaking, emotional and meditative journey. Undoubtedly, the experience and interpretation will be unique for each individual.