The Way, My Way

The Camino de Santiago has become quite the popular activity for the non religious but still spiritual types over the last few years, and while The Way, May Way is definitely not the first film to focus on the walking trail it is probably the most detached. Not surprising…

Joseph Pallas

found the protagonist to be the least interesting character. wanted more of his interview style interactions with strangers on the Camino, they were where the film sung.

gemraso

The unscripted performances of the non-actors who came a decade later to relive their chance encounter on the Camino with Bill are utterly charming and convincing.

Michael Pope

Kind of fascinating as a work of autobiography - writer/director Bill Bennett has made this film, a dramatic recreation of his experience that led him to write a memoir about his experience walking the Santiago pilgrimage with an actor playing him in a performance that…

Jay D 's Watching

if i was as old as the rest of the people in the cinema i may have laughed once or twice at the repetitive bland joke about them not framing a photo correctly. however, i am not so i did not. i think it’s cool it was people he actually met on his real trip but maybe get…

caitlin

Boomer goes for walk and hurts his knee

Matt

I still wanna walk The Camino though

Tamara Heaney

this guy can't show without immediately telling you afterwards

Alex

me and chris noticed that in the sentimental phone call scene at the end of the movie, the actor was holding his phone upside-down and we couldn’t stop giggling

serena