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Was Samsara also filmed in Brazil ? Quite surprised Brazilian Indians, such as isolated Zoes were not included in the shot lists.
Was Samsara also filmed on location in Brazil ? as Baraka ? Quite surprised Brazilian Indians were not part of Samsara. It could be amazing and appropriate to include some of the astonishing Brazilian Indians, such as the Zoes.
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That's ironic, I think. Tarsem Singh used some of Baraka's ideas in The Fall and now Samsara will present shots of the Dead Vlei (Namibia), heavilly explored by Tarsem previously (The Cell, The Fall, many ads).
Can not wait to see this film. As for Baraka ....wonderful watched it over 100 times
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