I hesitate to say anything much, because I think watching this movie is like going on a retreat or making a pilgrimage. It’s going to affect each person differently. It’s too deep and too slow for kids, but for adults looking for a rich journey that will stay with them after the movie ends, it’s wonderful.
They filmed it on the Camino, so there’s scenery, culture, religion and history, if you like that kind of thing. It’s gender-neutral with that “going from here to there” thing that guys seem to enjoy combined with the “characters in a slice of life” thing that gals seem to prefer. Zero action, sex, violence, language. A little bit of mild drug, drink and smoking. Very respectful of personal faith issues.
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