Eat, Pray and Love a perfect travel drama movie which keeps you interested with the wonderful locations that were shot in the movie. Released in 2010, the movie can be watched a million times and each time a new realization can occur. Directed by Ryan Murphy and starring Julia Roberts, Richard Jenkins and Javier Bardem the movie is a must watch.Eat, Pray and Love began its photography in August 2009 and locations seen in the movie included the New York City in United States, Naples and Rome in Italy, Pataudi and Delhi in India and Padang-Padang Beach of Bali and Ubud in Indonesia.
Awarded the Best Documentary at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in 2008, Encounter at the end of the World has received immense appreciation. This documentary film made by Werner Herzog was completed in the year 2007. It has appeared amongst many critics lists of top ten best films of 2008 and also received a Special Prize at the Planet Doc Review Festival 2008 held in Warsaw. This documentary is based on the trip made by Herzog to the Antarctic and unravels life of people and culture there.The title of the movie signifies the journey to the farthest corner of earth – South Pole and its population. Herzog and his cinematographer go to Antarctic to capture the unique landscapes and also meet the people living in that region.
‘A Map for Saturday’ is an excellent movie that a backpacker can easily relate to. It is a movie on travel that not only highlights the travel destinations; it also captures the high and lows of travelling. It is based on the yearlong backpacking adventure of Brook Silva-Braga and is a very well filmed and edited movie making it enjoyable to watch. The movie has received an immense appreciation for its spectacular job of capturing the emotions of the backpackers and perfectly representing what travelling is really about. When a person is on a trip around the world, everyday seems like a Saturday and every Saturday is about meeting a new instant best friend. These are the feelings experienced by a backpacker and it is well expressed in the film’s title.