I'm Sam. I'm a native New Yorker, concert junkie, fledgling foodie and news hound. I like all kinds of music, art, animation, film, cute animals and a lot of other things that I post here.
February 27th
11:19 PM

Baraka never ceases to amaze me. If you haven’t seen it, you haven’t truly discovered…

February 22nd
9:11 PM
Oh, hello there…I finally own you in SPECIAL EDITION :D (Taken with instagram)

Oh, hello there…I finally own you in SPECIAL EDITION :D (Taken with instagram)

January 28th
10:59 PM

If I had unlimited money I would own all of these. It would make the best DVD collection ever. Take note, people, if you ever want to get me presents…

December 11th
1:11 AM
The other night, I watched Baraka, the most beautiful and incredible wordless documentary about life and humanity. The visuals were absolutely stunning; it was so hard for me to believe that it was shot in 1992. Emily and I watched it again two nights later while making rosemary parmesan red potato/sweet potato fries, and I still couldn’t get over it.
The film is a revelation about our world and humanity. It’s mind blowing to look at all these places and civilizations and realize that they are all part of the same earth. I don’t even know how else to describe this meaningful and eloquent film, except that it is quite possibly the best film I’ve ever seen (and I mean this seriously).
Oh, and if you get the chance, watch it on a huge screen on bluray with the lights off :D

The other night, I watched Baraka, the most beautiful and incredible wordless documentary about life and humanity. The visuals were absolutely stunning; it was so hard for me to believe that it was shot in 1992. Emily and I watched it again two nights later while making rosemary parmesan red potato/sweet potato fries, and I still couldn’t get over it.

The film is a revelation about our world and humanity. It’s mind blowing to look at all these places and civilizations and realize that they are all part of the same earth. I don’t even know how else to describe this meaningful and eloquent film, except that it is quite possibly the best film I’ve ever seen (and I mean this seriously).

Oh, and if you get the chance, watch it on a huge screen on bluray with the lights off :D