The Salt of the Earth, Wim Wenders. One of the best documentaries of the decade, consisting almost entirely of black and white photos. The photographic life of Sebastian Salgado may be the ultimate ideal of social photographers all over the world. The golden dream of 50,000 people in the Serra Pelada gold mine in Brazil, the fires that ignited 500 oil fields in Kuwait, the massacre in Rwanda, the starvation in Ethiopia, the blood of the civil war in Yugoslavia... made the photographer collapse. "None of us deserve to live, and I don't believe in any human redemption anymore." Whether to become a fairy water ninja, or Urafan Yusuke, it's just a thought. Back to nature, the Galapagos iguana that ignited Darwin could save a soul too. There are many people who embrace nature, but few people face suffering and grief. "You are the salt of the world. If the salt has lost its taste, how can it be made salty again? Matthew 5:13-16
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