Samsara by Ron Fricke, a new documentary filmed over five years in twenty-five countries, shot in breathtaking 70mm.
Let’s talk about how absolutely stunning this looks.
![Sunset in Hawaii [photo taken by Noah Kim]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7q7ozBwk51r8bo8eo1_500.jpg)
![South Korea - August, 2006 [photo taken by Noah Kim]
Mist-covered roofs in a Buddhist temple complex.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7btbxeHGp1r8bo8eo1_500.jpg)
South Korea - August, 2006 [photo taken by Noah Kim]
Mist-covered roofs in a Buddhist temple complex.
![Vernazza, Italy - July 2010 [photo taken by Noah Kim]
The fishing village Vernazza is one of the five towns that compose the Cinque Terre, popular among tourists for its unique seafood, wine, and pesto, and the hiking trail that takes one through the towns and past scenic overlooks of the Italian Riviera.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7bu9wiGlt1r8bo8eo1_r1_500.jpg)
Vernazza, Italy - July 2010 [photo taken by Noah Kim]
The fishing village Vernazza is one of the five towns that compose the Cinque Terre, popular among tourists for its unique seafood, wine, and pesto, and the hiking trail that takes one through the towns and past scenic overlooks of the Italian Riviera.
![Arizona, December 2009 [photo taken by Noah Kim]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m78ofzKtg81r8bo8eo1_500.jpg)
La Iglesia de la Compañía de Jesús, Cusco
(Photo taken July 5, 2009)
This Jesuit church boasts a tangled and fascinating history. The church itself is built on the site of the Amaru Cancha (“Palace of the Serpent”) of Huayna Capac, who ruled over the Incan Empire at its height. At that time, the city square on which it stood was known as Huacaypata, and was the site of public ceremonies to welcome the returning Incan Army. Intriguingly, “Huacaypata” is variously translated from the Quechua as “Square of Warriors” and “Square of Tears.”
La Catedral de Santo Domingo (Photo taken July 5, 2009)
