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The Koyaanisqatsi cinematographer went on to become a director himself, and made the movie “Baraka” in the same style. IMHO, it’s even better.
by superbatfish 4y ago
The Koyaanisqatsi cinematographer went on to become a director himself, and made the movie “Baraka” in the same style. IMHO, it’s even better.
- carewell 4y agoTo me Baraka always felt like a ripoff, despite its wonderful cinematography.
- kls0e 4y agoIf you enjoy adapted koyaanisqatsi ripoffs, try https://tita.lol https://tita.lol :-)
- john-tells-all 4y agoI adore Koya and Baraka. I agree Baraka is easier to get into: it's more "human" and soft and animal, vs Koya being bombastic and somewhat frightening. (Which is the point: Koya means "life out of balance") They're both required!
- WatchDog 4y agoSamsara is probably my second favourite after koyaanisqatsi, would highly recommend checking that out too.
- the_cat_kittles 4y agoAbsolutely love samsara, Lisa Gerrard did the score which i think is very very cool