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Baraka (1992)
Documentary . 01 h 37 m
3/5(1)

Overview
A paralysingly beautiful documentary with a global vision—an odyssey through landscape and time—that attempts to capture the essence of life.

Release Date
15 September 1992

Languages
No Language,

Produced By
Magidson Films,

Directed by : Ron Fricke

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Summary

"Baraka - A world beyond words." is english Language Movie.

"Baraka" was released on 15 September 1992 it had a budget of $4,000,000.

The movie was directed by Ron Fricke

It has cast of: Patrick Disanto as Journeyman in lead roles.

Series Cast

Patrick Disanto
Journeyman
Popularity:0.077

It Crew included: Ron Fricke as Writer(Writing), Mark Magidson as Producer(Production), David Aubrey as Editor(Editing), Ron Fricke as Editor(Editing), Mark Magidson as Writer(Writing), Ron Fricke as Director of Photography(Camera), Mark Magidson as Editor(Editing), Genevieve Nicholas as Writer(Writing), Alton Walpole as Producer(Production), Constantine Nicholas as Writer(Writing), Ron Fricke as Director(Directing), Michael Stearns as Original Music Composer(Sound), in lead roles.

Series Crew

Ron Fricke
Writer
O:Writing

Mark Magidson
Producer
O:Production

David Aubrey
Editor
O:Editing

Ron Fricke
Editor
O:Editing

Mark Magidson
Writer
O:Writing

Ron Fricke
Director of Photography
O:Camera

Mark Magidson
Editor
O:Editing

Genevieve Nicholas
Writer
O:Writing

Alton Walpole
Producer
O:Production

Constantine Nicholas
Writer
O:Writing

Ron Fricke
Director
O:Directing

Michael Stearns
Original Music Composer
O:Sound
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Status: Released
Released on:
15 September 1992

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