2010·Adventure·2h 8m
7.0
★
When his son dies while hiking the famed Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route in the Pyrenees, Tom flies to France to claim the remains. Looking for insights into his estranged child’s life, he decides to complete the 500-mile mountain trek to Spain. Tom soon joins up with other travelers and realizes they’re all searching for something.
Directed by Emilio Estevez
spain
france
parent child relationship
pilgrimage
road trip
pilgrim
travel
pyrenees mountain ridge
death of son
saint-jacques-de-compostelle
pèlerinage
camino de santiago
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Cast
Martin Sheen
Tom
Emilio Estevez
Daniel
Deborah Kara Unger
Sarah
Yorick van Wageningen
Joost
James Nesbitt
Jack
Tchéky Karyo
Captain Henri
Ángela Molina
Angelica
Carlos Leal
Jean
Simón Andreu
Don Santiago
Eusebio Lázaro
El Ramón
Antonio Gil
Ishmael
Spencer Garrett
Phil
Crew
Emilio Estevez
Director
Emilio Estevez
Screenplay
Tyler Bates
Original Music Composer
Richard Chew
Editor
Julio Fernández
Executive Producer
David Alexanian
Producer
Janet Sheen
Executive Producer
Julio Fernández
Producer
Alberto Marini
Executive Producer
Emilio Estevez
Producer
John Sloss
Executive Producer
Trevor Drinkwater
Executive Producer
Popular Reviews
86 reviews
Locallyadored
MOVIE FOR PEOPLE THAT HAVE NEVER HAD A THOUGHT
The soundtrack and colour grading are awful. It’s reminding me of daytime tv. It’s really ruining this experience for me. Someone else should make a movie about The Camino without a strictly copyright-free iMovie-esque backtrack. I think it’s a fruitful subject for a film.
Okay, I just finished the movie, and some of you have clearly never seen a good movie. This shit was fucking terrible. Religion where? Nothing but a very cliché montage of four boring people walking in close proximity to each other. Like what the fuck? Oh wow, they helped Martin Sheen a couple of times? They each shed one layer of their onionous skin and people are calling it “opened up” but also… who fucking cares? Nothing made me give a hoot about any of the characters. I think the LEGO movies had more potency in terms of subject matter and depth. Not a single profound thought in this entire film. This is literally pollution. I feel bad for wasting fossil fuels to put this on my screen.
The soundtrack and colour grading are awful. It’s reminding me of daytime tv. It’s really ruining this experience for me. Someone else should make a movie about The Camino without a strictly copyright-free iMovie-esque backtrack. I think it’s a fruitful subject for a film.
Okay, I just finished the movie, and some of you have clearly never seen a good movie. This shit was fucking terrible. Religion where? Nothing but a very cliché montage of four boring people walking in close proximity to each other. Like what the fuck? Oh wow, they helped Martin Sheen a couple of times? They each shed one layer of their onionous skin and people are calling it “opened up” but also… who fucking cares? Nothing made me give a hoot about any of the characters. I think the LEGO movies had more potency in terms of subject matter and depth. Not a single profound thought in this entire film. This is literally pollution. I feel bad for wasting fossil fuels to put this on my screen.
MOVIE FOR PEOPLE THAT HAVE NEVER HAD A THOUGHT
The soundtrack and colour grading are awful. It’s reminding me of daytime tv. It’s really ruining this experience for me. Someone else should make a movie about The Camino without a strictly copyright-free iMovie-esque backtrack. I think it’s a fruitful subject for a film.
Okay, I just finished the movie, and some of you have clearly never seen a good movie. This shit was fucking terrible. Religion where? Nothing but a very cliché montage of four boring people walking in close proximity to each other. Like what the fuck? Oh wow, they helped Martin Sheen a couple of times? They each shed one layer of their onionous skin and people are calling it “opened up” but also… who fucking cares? Nothing made me give a hoot about any of the characters. I think the LEGO movies had more potency in terms of subject matter and depth. Not a single profound thought in this entire film. This is literally pollution. I feel bad for wasting fossil fuels to put this on my screen.
The soundtrack and colour grading are awful. It’s reminding me of daytime tv. It’s really ruining this experience for me. Someone else should make a movie about The Camino without a strictly copyright-free iMovie-esque backtrack. I think it’s a fruitful subject for a film.
Okay, I just finished the movie, and some of you have clearly never seen a good movie. This shit was fucking terrible. Religion where? Nothing but a very cliché montage of four boring people walking in close proximity to each other. Like what the fuck? Oh wow, they helped Martin Sheen a couple of times? They each shed one layer of their onionous skin and people are calling it “opened up” but also… who fucking cares? Nothing made me give a hoot about any of the characters. I think the LEGO movies had more potency in terms of subject matter and depth. Not a single profound thought in this entire film. This is literally pollution. I feel bad for wasting fossil fuels to put this on my screen.
orijnes
6.0★ · 02/23/26
couldn’t get over the fact that tom looked like trump
couldn’t get over the fact that tom looked like trump
sxlxmx
10.0★ · 12/09/25
I want to go to "Santiago de Compostela"
I want to go to "Santiago de Compostela"
lola gray
5.0★ · 11/09/25
uncle ben goes on a spiritual journey
uncle ben goes on a spiritual journey
Https_l11a
6.0★ · 11/06/25
500 miles instead of therapy
500 miles instead of therapy