- Studio: Paradise Filmworks International
- Release Date: Oct 21, 2005
User Score
9.3
out of 10
Universal acclaim- based on 35 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 32 out of 35
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Mixed: 2 out of 35
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Negative: 1 out of 35
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JeffB.Jan 4, 200710Great documentary with excellent music. The scenery is beautiful and the camera work outstanding. Being not a yoga person myself, I found this film very fascinating and interesting. It was great to have the yogis tell us what they are willing to give up to live the way they do. A must-see film for anyone, and especially, those into yoga. A+
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jonm.Nov 6, 200510
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BernardC.Nov 4, 200510Now this is how we should be teaching our children about cinema!
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KentlyG.Nov 4, 200510Extrardinary look at a culture utterly unknown to me. An amazing Eye opener.
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KarenP.Nov 4, 200510I was so moved by the story of these people. The incredible photography and the beautiful music truly brought their world to my door. I give this film my very highest recommendation.
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RubiaE.Nov 2, 20058
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CarolynnM.Oct 31, 200510Great documentary about a little understood, but fascinsting subject. Cinematography spectacular.
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victoriao.Oct 31, 200510AMAZING movie follows the path of enlightenment of a young yogi. The scenery/cinematography are gorgeous, picturesque and provide an incredible pallette of colors and movement by which to understand and embrace the spritual lifestyle.
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NancyOct 27, 20054Lost in translation. Music too modern. Not enough explanation for the average viewer.
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GaryOct 26, 200510A fascinating look into the lives of the yogis in India. A great visual experience.
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JeffW.Oct 25, 20055Good intentions and beautiful scenery don't make for a cohenent movie. I was bored and lost half the time. Editing is choppy, music is wrong and there is no narrative. (I'm a yogi and I really wanted to like it!)
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LillianHOct 25, 200510Mesmerizing scenery, captivating music and best of all, a rare glimpse into the lives of holy men who dedicate their whole life to uplift mankind.
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KarenS.Oct 25, 200510Enlighting,colorful documentary. I loved it! I feel as if I stepped into another world. Wonderful and enlighting. I went to India without getting on a plane. The movie captured the true lives of the holy men of India. Just Beautiful!
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JamesM.Oct 24, 200510Awesome film, informative, touching and beautifully made!
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USHAOct 24, 200510Wonderful work - must see!
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GloriaB.Oct 24, 200510This is a beautiful and moving documenatry about the lives of yogis in India. It is both provocative and insightful, illustrating an alternative lifestyle to our modern material world. Two thumbs up!
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StephenL.Oct 24, 200510The best look yet at the true origins of yoga, and Indian spirituality.
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DebraS.Oct 24, 200510An amazing look and insight into the mysterious world of holy men in India. Paula Fouce and her colleagues offer the West a glimpse of modern-day spiritual reality that has been practiced for thousands of years. From the Himalayas to the holy city of Ujjain, this is an uplifting travelogue for the soul.
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MarikoH.Oct 24, 200510Fascinating, colorful, mersmerizing, never before seen footage of up close and personal life of these holy people, the film makes you want to go to India, to re-examine our lives and explore the road to enlightenment.
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AnnaC.Oct 24, 200510"Naked in Ashes" is enlightening while informative of the Yogi's path. The captured images of India as never before seen by many of us on the big screen was full of wonder as the intoxicating music heightened the experience for us, the viewers.
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joes.Oct 23, 200510This is a real beauty! the scenes alone make this documentary worth the price, but then the story is just as compelling. It engages the mind with all sorts of .wonderment .
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MelindaS.Oct 23, 200510Extraordinary!
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DarbyD.Oct 23, 200510What an honor and privilege to share the path of this amazing yogi! Extraordinary film.
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MaryH.Oct 23, 200510A very profound peek inot the lives of an amazing breed. Moving and compelling.
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MartiG.Oct 23, 200510Excellent!
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EllieV.Oct 23, 200510A beautifully enlightening film.
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AldoB.Oct 23, 200510A very touching film that takes a close look at a culture many in the west have never seen before (except in a magazine!) Well made and edited, a must see, timely excursion into deep spiritualism.
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StephenD.Oct 23, 200510This is a very inspiring film on various levels. Good cinematography, good story, sensitively directed, and amazing music. I recommend it whole heartedly!
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janb.Oct 23, 200510What a remarkable opportunity to see how these holy men live and have lived for hundreds of years.
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ChrisT.Oct 22, 20059A wonderful trip to a mystical land of spirituality.
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BonnieS.Oct 22, 200510Having lived in India myself this movie is one of the finest movies that shows the real spriitualism of the people in India. It is a very poor and overpopulated country, however the spiritualism that exists and thrives there shows that one does not have to have all the worldly goods to be happy! Excellent movie I want to see it again and again, and the music is electrifying.
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40In spite of its aspirations toward enlightenment, Naked in Ashes leaves its audiences bewildered.
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70The beautifully crafted Naked in Ashes is the third of four documentaries made by Fouce, who for three decades has studied and embraced the religious teachings found in Nepal, India and Tibet. Her family name is familiar to longtime Angelenos; her grandfather Frank Fouce Sr. was a Hollywood film pioneer and a major exhibitor in downtown Los Angeles and elsewhere for decades.
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Naked reads, in places, like a street fair on the Santa Monica Pier. But it's utterly sincere about the practices it depicts.