Baraka (Sony Pictures)

Baraka, an ancient Sufi word with forms in many languages, translates as a blessing, or as the breath or essence of life from which the evolutionary process unfolds. A transcendently poetic tour of the globe, Baraka was shot in breathtaking 70mm in 24 countries on six continents.

Set to the life affirming rhythms of varied religious rituals and nature's own raw beat, Baraka is a visualization of the interconnectedness humans share with the earth. Spanning such diverse locales as China, Brazil, Kuwait and major U.S. and European sites, among others, Baraka captures not only the harmony, but also the calamity that humans and nature have visited upon the earth. However, mere words do not do the film justice - Baraka must be seen, felt, experienced to be understood.

**Side A:Widescreen
**Side B:Fullscreen
**Dual Ratio - Original Widescreen and Full screen Versions
**"The making of BARAKA" featurette
**Interviews with director Ron Fricke, producer Mark Magidson, composer Michael Stearns and supervising producer Alton Walpole