Filmcaptures - Life

Life:

Ron Fricke's Baraka is a gigantic leap in mapping the far ends of our small world. Here are some magnificent snaps from the non narrative epic

Living so close, yet far

Too much social establishment

Everyone seems to have somewhere to go and somewhere to look

Staircases full with people, no one talks

To each his own world

Japanese worker in his modern cabin

The beggar who gets nothing

Still nothing

Tattoos to broadcast thoughts

People bathing with limited resources

Breakfast means a small plastic cup of tea everyday

Work.Raise.Survive.Play

Still got bed

First Floor

I sleep with no worries, but when I wake up..

Beg.Play.Sleep. What's school

Beating mosquitoes and heat with AC exhausts outside shopping mall

I See the light

Twice two is four. All the rest is nonsense

If I set my price lower would you like me more?

Money and Apathy

A deserted prison site

Back then shoes had longer lives than a lot of people

Yes. It all happened right here.

Or should I show my killer face

Locals at Ganges banks, India

Behind me are so many memories, but there's no point in remembering them

"Good-bye,' he said with sudden force, and his eyes gleamed with their last light."

In the end what matters is how much you loved, how gently you lived and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you

Humanity in flow

We want More

So we have Less

Either know where you wanna be or be there, Hurry

Speed with mediocrity

A mother and daughter living on scavenging

a cart too heavy for them

Losing sleep to produce the bomb faster

We go through the same as chicken