American cinematographer and director known for non-narrative, image-driven documentaries such as Baraka (1992) and Samsara (2011); cinematographer on Koyaanisqatsi (1982).

Known for large-format cinematography, extensive use of time-lapse photography, global location shooting and nonverbal, montage-based documentary films.

The available review praises Samsara (2011) as a nonverbal, music-and-image documentary that conveys meaning through montage. The critic highlights Fricke's use of time-lapse and juxtaposition of traditional and modern scenes. The film is recommended for viewers who appreciate purely visual, aesthetic cinema.

For:Fans of non-narrative documentary cinema, cinematography students, viewers interested in visual and experimental film

 Samsara by Ron Fricke, a documentary without words, only music and images, from 2011.

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