The Way, My Way

I wanted to watch this film because my teenage son was thinking of doing a gap year and maybe walking the Camino?

To start with I did not even realise it was an Australian film and was impressed that it was (while still having a great international flavour).

I watched the film again because I liked it. The cinematography is spectacular and the scenery is beautiful. I am so impressed that most of the "actors" were the the real people who walked the track and did not even speak English as a first language!

The film tackles serious issues too such as dealing with grief, guilt, forgiveness, suicide, marital conflict and childhood sexual assault in a way that allows people to speak for themselves.