Interview with Bill Bennett about The Way, My Way

Bill Bennett is an award-winning Australia film director, producer and screenwriter. He has won AFI Awards for best film and best director, and his documentaries have been awarded two Logies. When he set out on the Camino Frances, he really had no idea why. He wasn’t a hiker or a Catholic. He WAS used to flying first class and staying in hotels with fluffy towels. Bill’s Camino Memoir, The Way, My Way, is delightfully funny and well written.
I spoke to Bill two weeks ago about his journey.

[@morpmorpt4746]

I really enjoyed this film! Reminded me of my trip last year to Europe without the pilgram!

[@fnqbloke]

Well done Sarah, a very interesting interview with an engaging subject.

[@sarahrpyeauthorspeakerenvi6784]

Thank you so much!

[@julianlord5366]

Bill's so nice. A staff is fine, except that it takes about 500 to 600 miles of walking to learn how to use one -- and if you've got bad knees, you can't learn it "on the fly" on a Camino.