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Camino de Santiago and Finisterre - Documentary Film
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2016
- This film documents the precise, minute detail journey of the people on the Camino de Santiago and the Camino de Finisterre in 2015 and their experience, whether spiritual or physical, across 1000 km of northern Spain. Although I am providing narratives or storytelling of events, thoughts, feelings and observations I simply represent all people walking el Camino.
A chief theme of a narrative is whether people walking el Camino are pilgrims or trekkers. Is a pilgrimage seeking something missing inside of ourselves?
The film also shows constant changes taking place in nature and within us while walking el Camino and enduring hardship through unknown physical challenges on the way.
I walked the Camino last year. I begun on April 26th. I still miss it. I hope I will do it again before I die. I am 74 years old, I had and still have cancer but that did not stop me. I just hope I will have the energy to complete it. For the people that are considering, the sooner you do it the better, you will have a great life adventure to tell others and will inspire you to explore the world. Lots of life lessons to be learned even for an old man like me. Do it, enjoy it even if you have some pain because it is part of life, be grateful , be helpful, you will be a better person and you did it yourself without even knowing it. When you reach your destination at the Camino is not the end of the journey, it is the turn around of your life journey that will never end. Buen Camino future pilgrims, buen camino.......
Adolfo,how was the weather? in April. That is when I want to go next year. It seems it will have less people and nicer weather to walk in?
Me and my daughter are doing this Camino the end of May 2024, thank you for sharing you journey and insight along the way. I’ve watched a few of these videos and yours is my favorite.
I did my camino in 2006, two weeks after my last day of work. It will remain the most memorable experience I have ever had, and this documentary brought back so many memories. One of them was my stay in the albergue in Grañon (featured in the docu). It started well - Mass in the adjoining church, then communal meal with some pilgrims preparing spaghetti and salad, then plates and food being passed around, and finally, being serenaded by some Spanish pilgrims - and ending not so well - in the middle of the night, I woke up itching all over as bedbugs were feasting on me! I got up and took a shower and did not return to my sleeping spot. Memories are made of this.
One minor quibble - I wish Chris had more footage about his interactions with other pilgrims. Other than mentioning some names near the end, no faces, no shared meals, no one helping him with his blisters, etc., were shown. For me, other than the spiritual aspect of the camino (I was definitely a pilgrim), instant friendship was one of the best parts of the camino. When I reached Santiago de Compostela, what a pleasure to see friends I made along the way whom I thought I would never see again, and there they were! What a reunion!
That’s my plan too. I’m an RN and after I give my part time status in Nov I’m going to take 2 weeks off in the spring of 2023
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen on youtube. (according to my taste).
There is no distracting, shitty popmusic at the background. The atmosphere of the route is captured in a wonderful way. I know how difficult it is, to capture good video and sound, so I am pretty amazed about what you have accomplished. The use of a tripod is very welcome, but even out of hand, you make fantastic shots. Thanks for all the effort you have put in this very good production.
Every time you turn your back and walk away from the camera, I’m thinking “Wait! Wait! Your forgot your camera!” Great video. Thank you. I will walk my first Camino in May of 2022, Covid permitting.
Love it! finally a documentary without annoying music! just the sound of the Camino..
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This documentary is beautiful! It shows the reality of el Camino! Not a party or succulent meals but the grit, hard walk! Great job!
This is one of the most thoughtful films & reminds me in so many ways about the power of the Camino. To those who express disappointment that this peregrino's emotions are not expressed as much as physical: it is my experience (having walked the whole of the Camino de Santiago 500 miles in 5 weeks in late 2013) that this pilgrimage reveals itself to you long after you have left Santiago. My best advice: walk. Come up with your own experiences. And Buen Camino to you.
Wyzga OnWords ....so well said. The Camino works on you for months afterward and I really think that unexplainably why there is such a draw to return there!
Kevin Card very powerful ley lines follow the way . Many if the churches that pilgrims visit are built over those vortexes . Is not about the passport you get in this places but stepping on them , they help you in misterios ways .
My wife and I completed this Camino in 2015, was fantastic to get to the last marker 0.00 ks ! but then decided to carry on to Muxia ! a time in our lives we will never forget. We were aged 65 and me 66 years young, we have contemplated doing the Portugal Camino but of course Covid put paid to many adventures, we completed over 1000 ks in fifty days taking all the hardest routes, Buen Camino !
Of all the camino films I've watched lately(a lot!), this is my favourite. Unpretentious and thorough, clearly a lot of care and effort has gone into the recording editing and production. I felt like I was on the walk with you. I love your narrative style, your humour and humility. Unnless I've misunderstood, every time you filmed yourself walking off, you had to stop, turn aroound and go pick up and pack up the camera again. That's some commitment! Especially the time you ran off a long way! Thank you for making this for us armchair pilgrims.
I’ d walked again with you. God bless you my pilgrim friend.
Since Madrid a hug for you in this distance of confination. The Camino is a good friend that never leave you.
Watching this helps me prepare for my camino. Thank you, Sir Chris! You are a pilgrim!
Chris, thank you for making this film. I just completed the St Jean to Finisterra route and your journey accurately portrayed what the Pilgrim feels and sees. I have watched many videos however yours is by far my favorite. Again, Thank you.
I am doing the same journey May 3 to June 17, 2024. This will be my second Camino as I have walked the Portuguese Coastal in 2023. I thank you for your well done documentary and your inspiration. Buen Camino
I am looking for an adjective that is beyond beautiful.Thank you for sharing your journey.All the best!
The flowers and wind across the fields and the birds singing.... the camino calls to me through your most excellent video! Thank you.
I have loved watching your journey. Thank you for sharing. I will walk the Camino in September 2019.
Thanks Chris , your video - doc captures the spirit , essence and beauty of the Camino. Having walked the Frances /18 & Portuguese /19. I believe I've watched your video at least 10 times before & after our Caminos. There are many Camino videos posted here on Utube, I'd have to rate yours among the very best ! Hope to do another one day ... thanks again !
Nalutia, You have motivated me to walk the Camino in May. Walking the camino de Santiago is something I've wanted to do for many years. Your video as a few others have convinced me that the time is now. Great video enjoyed it very much. Nate
Your movie about the Camino is beautiful, compelling and so detailed, we have now watched it about 4 times. My wife and I are preparing to do the French Way in Sept 2017 and your movie has been a great inspiration Thanks glen
Thank you Nalutia for the wonderful coverage of your walking The Way......I am so impressed with your camera skills and admire the effort and time taken to set up your tripod in all kinds of conditions. Well done!!! Baie dankie from South Africa. xox
Do it, you will not be alone. I did it alone and it was awesome for me....
My partner did this in September 2018 sadly he passed suddenly May 1st this year watching this has been an inspiration for me...maybe...possibly.
Sorry for your loss.
“Let’s go and fly” like a 🕊🦅 🕊 dove or a bird. I love it 😂😂😂 thanks for sharing and much respect for you, sir. I admire you for that journey to Santiago De Compostela. Lots of blessings. In my eyes... you are a Pilgrim, because you keep searching a good reason to justify your tremendous hike. All my love.
Extraordinario y emocionante vídeo. Gracias por compartir tu peregrinación a Santiago de Compostela por el Camino Francés. Yo lo he recorrido en 2022 y la verdad que es impresionante los paisajes y todo lo que rodea el Camino. Desde Barcelona te mando un cariñoso saludo y desearte que sigas caminado y mostrando tus experiencias. ¡BUEN CAMINO PEREGRINO!
Thank you Chris for your beautiful documentary. I feel as though I walked the steps with you. I hope one day, God willing, that I have the opportunity to walk the Camino. Peace and love be with you. And God bless you in all your days.
Dear Chris, thank you for making such a beautiful video/documentary on your personal journey of the Camino and sharing it. I am certain that your work will inspire many people around the World as evidenced by the comments. God Bless.
Fantastic video. One that I will watch again and again while I'm planning my camino. Thank you for making and sharing it.
I hope to walk the Camino and I hope to encounter sweet souls such as Chris on the way. I’m so moved by your unguarded sharing of your emotional journey, Chris. God bless you and all pilgrims, which is basically all of us. Buen Camino.
Thank you very much for sharing such a memorable experience, it is truly inspiring. I enjoyed the beautiful landscapes, the amazing towns as well as the magnificent cathedral and churches along the way.
Absolutely the best documentary I have seen on El Camino de Santiago and Finisterre. Having walked the Camino, albeit not the 1,000 + kms that you have done, but the little I did, was absolutely magical. Everyone told me, before I made this pilgrimage, that it would be an experience I would never forget.... indeed it was...... you helped me relive it, Chris.... I thank you so much for a part of you that you shared with all of us pilgrims.
Inspiring, beautiful film. Will watch this several times!
Very well put together and well balanced picture of your pilgrimage.A pleasure to watch, thank you - and well done you! Admirable!
Fantastic! You are a great commentator and a wonderful photographer. Thank-you!
Perfecto! enjoyed your Camino. Now I have to wait till May 2021
I will be going may 2021 as well! I hope you have a buen Camino
I’m also going May 2021- I can’t wait. Have watched lots and lots of videos. This one is my fav’
@@meqqui8249 Hi. Did you walk the Camino in May 21? Are the albergues open again?
Thanks for sharing your experience!!! I love the video: the views , the sounds, the music and your words! Thanks!!
EXCELLENT video presentation. Refreshing to see many of the places and recollecting the train of thoughts that passed my mind during my own Camino Frances, August 30-Oct 8, 2016. My first Camino. Now (October 2018), I have completed a total of four: Camino Del Norte (2017), both Camino Ingles and Camino Portugues Da Costa (Sept-Oct 2018) . The Camino de Santiago is "willfully addictive," incomparable and unforgettable. One can not or may not comprehend these expressions unless one also went through a Camino.
Thanks Chris, you are an inspiration to us all. Like you, I am undecided by the time I finish the Camino whether I will be a walker or a pilgrim. I have trekked many areas and countries but this is different. Your documentary has provided much valuable information but best of all demonstrated that it's possible for everyday people to share in this demanding but very rewarding experience. Happy trails, Tony.
Gratidão por compartilhar. Relembrando meus caminhos. Desde São Paulo, Brasil. Ultreya et Suseya!
Thanks for super documentation. I Will Walk the Camino in Marts 2019.
Thank you for taking the time on your journey to make this beautiful film. I walked the Camino alone in 2014 and found your journey to be very close to my own. Ultrieia!
Congrats for your adventure. I'll go to do the same "Camino" in April 2023. Beautiful video and photos. Thanks for share it. Greetings from Brazil.
This video brought memories of my first Camino in June 2005. The Camino has never left my life, it's always present in my life. I still think of the Camino as a Communion between me and God. It was beautifull, a great learning experience, a life awakening and a rebirth for me. It was the happiest and the most physical pain I ever had in my life, but it was all worth it and I would do it all over again. I also went to do another Camino Walk in 2010.
Thank you for this video! This video has great photography, it shows all important places, it shows all the real panorama, the landscape as it is on the Camino. The sounds are amazing just like on the Camino, the birds singing, the sound of the wind, the music, etc. It was all great to see all over again. Thank you!
Buen Camino to all Pilgrims.
I do my first camino at the same time in 2005
Same with me. I walked the Camino in 2001. It's been with me ever since. And this documentary beautifully invoked the scenery and sounds of that experience.
Thank you very much for this documentary. It captures the spirit of the Camino very well.
I have walked the Camino a year ago and still think about it every day. I really enjoyed this opportunity to relive the experience.
@nalutia Just watched your amazing documentary. Give thanks! I walked the Camino in 2001 and 2003, and your documentary allowed me to relive many of these magic moments (including the terrible shin splints). Thank you for that! The images and sounds that you capture are wonderful! True art! Crunch, crunch.... indeed the sound of the Camino ... 🙏
Really great film!!! I walked the Camino in 2014, did luckily have good weather most of the time, too. So happy to see your pictures!!! Thank you so much for showing this to us!!
Very well done. I like it so much as your video covered a lot of the places, sights and trails I went through in my own Camino Frances (Sept-Oct 7, 2016. I did it for cultural/history and physical challenge given that I had undergone quadruple heart bypass surgery 18 years ago. That surgery caused me to walk relatively slow (3 miles/hour= 4.8 kms/hr on flat terrain). But I feel and think the same saved me from any blister or any kind of leg injury. I lost 15 pounds and my good cholesterol (HDL) went from 35 to 49!! My doctor was happy, as I was, to learn about it. It was a very exhilarating, uniquely satisfying/fulfilling adventure. Spain, its food and the Spanish people in the villages are wonderful. I plan to do another Camino (del Norte) next August-September 2017. Buen Camino!
I did the same walk Sept. 09 to Oct. 08
Finishing just after you did! Congratulations Bert!
Am I a walker or a pilgrim!? The best dokumentary filmed by a camino-person yet! Thank you Chris!
Enjoyed your journey very much indeed,thank you for posting.😀👌🏻
This was the best video on the Camino ever! Thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing and allowing me to relive this wonderful experience. I was on the Camino about two days behind you so every sight and sound was oh so familiar. Thanks fellow peregrino!
I've already walked the Camino, but watching your journey and reflections I was inspired to walk it again. Thank you so much.
I so much enjoyed your film! The rhythm, the beauty, the walksounds, the natural movement and the bewinged red poppies. Thank you!
A really great documentary of a wonderful journey presented to make the viewer feel like he is there. There was sadness at Finisterre. Thank you.
This is such a beautiful film. Such an achievement to film your journey all along the way anyways and then it is made with so much effort and thought on the images. And the sound is even better. It is such a pleasure to watch and listen the beauty and noise of the way.
After a very stressful weekend this was calming me down perfectly. And as an aspiring videomaker myself I´m nothing but impressed.
It was very nice to see some of the towns along your path.
Beautifully designed and from the Heart of a pilgrim. Congratulations and Thank you for sharing your effort.
Thank you for your journey. You are an inspiration Pilgram.
What a beautiful film and commentary on your Camino. Thank you for this. I miss the camino!
Wooow, a beautiful video. Thank you very much
Thank-you for taking the time to document & download this journey. I walked from St Jean to Santiago, Muxia & Fisterre in April/May this year. Your film brought back so many happy memories. Thank-you so much. Buen camino!
Thank you for this amazing documentary. I can't want to do the Camino. It'll be amazing. I pray that God Almighty will grant me grace to do this soon.
Thank you for the video. For allowing me to journey with you. It was amazing. God bless.
Wonderful film, thank you so much. I look forward to walking in your footsteps one day as a pilgrim. Truly Beautiful.
Thanks You very much to sharing your experience with us, it give me hope to do it when I will be older ( don't know if is the good way to say it English not my first language)
Thank you for such a beautiful and spiritual movie! It’s the best movie in n Camino and I can’t wait to take the steps there soon.
I enjoyed watching this and dreaming of when I will be able to do this pilgrimage. Thank you!
Hi Chris, thanks for the beautiful film and your report. The pilgrim way is gorgeous... God bless you!
A deep bow of respect! Thank you for sharing!
Simply magnificent. Thank you for such a lovely presentation.
I walked from Tui to Santiago de Compostela June 2018. You've inspired me to walk some more soon.
Today I watched your video again and sent it to some friends. The Camino has never left me, it's with me every day of my life. I'll like to know if you feel the same way and if you have walked the Camino again! Thank you for this Documentary! It's the best I've seen so far. God bless
Wow, thank you. My first hike had been the Camino Frances. And the next year I walked the Camino Frances again but with no camera. The following years I walked many other Caminos. We hiked Caminos because we want to distance ourselves from normal life. We want to step out of our comfort zone and challenge ourselves. We want to experience something new and different. We may seek fun and enjoyment, self-fulfillment, self-reliance, physical challenge, camaraderie with others or solitude.
Maravilhoso, inspirador! Muito grata por compartilhar!
Magnifiques, vos images de l'étape SJPdP-Roncesvalles ! It is such an unforgettable part. I loved it.
Very Detailed and In-Depth Thank You.
My dream is too walk the Camino from France to Santiago. .for Jesus Christ and St. James. .to show my love faith and devotion to them.
I want to do it too, but purely for discipline reasons
I feel that one can do a lot to sow love To Christ by showing love and help other people who probably suffer
Thank you Chris for sharing your experience with me. I'm now more encouraged to make this pilgrimage across Spain.
Wonderful! Thank you! Loved your commentary and the images and the birds chirping!
This movie is made with a very high level of scrutiny sense four the beauty of nature and a deep understanding for Christianity. i am very impressed as I have my own experience from Camino and the are waked up again watching it.
Thank You very much for sharing your experience !! I've loved!!
I really enjoyed watching your Documentary, Beautiful!!!!
you look very stronger and physically as well.
proud of you! I am planing to go Santiago one day, Tank you!
Bravo pour ce voyage à pied jusqu'à St jacques de compostelle c'est formidable j'ai beaucoup apprécié à bientôt merci beaucoup
Thank you for allowing us to accompany you on your journey and I hope you are still travelling .... Burn Camino !
I have wanting to do the camino for a long time now . I am 65 in November 2020 . My plan was to walk in 2021 .But with covid I might have to wait a while.
I loved your video, it made me feel i was there. It also helped me think why I do I want to go and what to bring .I have read a lot about the camino John Brierley been my go to man.
But you leave me thinking it is now or never for me. Thank you for your candid thoughts and insight to what it is really like. Thank you very much.
I agree with going for it and not putting it off. I was there last spring and was thinking I'd have to wait till 2022 before doing it again, but now I don't think I'll wait. I've been on various sites where folks are still walking now and they're saying the alburgues and restaurants are so happy to have pilgrims again. Go for it John.
Just go for it, I start my way in the last weekend of august 2021 and I will enjoy every second of it. Perhaps we'll meet?
Merci Chris, remarquable video . Le temps du reportage je me suis senti franchement bilingue. Bravo pour votre élocution. Great moment ! Thanks you 👍
Many thanks.
Well, I keep hearing how life teaches us lessons....just do the walk and experience whatever comes to you while you walk.
Thank you for sharing your amazing experience and transformation. God bless.
A very good film and I enjoyed it til the last frames. I saw a lot of places I remember from my own walk in the same perod, but in 2002. Thank you for recording your walk as a pilgrim and as a walker.
Loved this video! I want to go. Loved all the masses you captured.
Do it 😊
Min 56:40: A sea of grass and its waves, swinging by the wind.
Thank you very much for sharing that documentary with us! I am starting my Camino in February 2019! After watching your video I feel like I will be strong enough to finish in Santiago
If you are going the full Camino i will see you in Leon in marts :-)
Good luck and buen Camino! You will love the experience.
Thank you so much for this documentary.....it would have taken a long time to put together but well worth it! My only disappointment is at the end you say that physically you're in great shape but you do not mention how it affected you mentally and what changes occurred in your thinking. It was obvious that there were a lot of mixed emotions and instead of guessing on my part it would have been great to hear them. The only time you mention any kind of feelings is when you reach Santiago. Anyway, many thanks. I've seen a few videos but this is the only one I felt worth commenting on!
When you pass through Zubiri, I was moved, I had a very beautiful love story, I was with that wonderful person for four years, then we took different paths, but the memory will always be there.
Zubiri was an awesome day ..
Thank you for sharing your journey. I wish so much that I could walk The Way, but I have two injured knees and I think my dream to walk The Camino de Santiago is just that, a dream. I enjoy watching documentary's like yours so much.... Thanks again!!!
Wow! Such sights and sounds you've captured. Thank you for sharing your pilgrimage with us! Well done!
Thank you, hoping to go next year and this is the best account I've seen so far :) Very nice.
Great video, just perfect!I recommend to watch it for everyone who is going this long way and those who do not leave home
Probably is a classic!.....
Thank you for sharing! This is closest to reality of all videos I have seen! Walked this in August 2016.
- I' m enjoing and imagining how it wood be to me... Thank you for share!
What a trip.