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Vor 6 Tagen · The Way, My Way, the latest feature from veteran Aussie filmmaker Bill Bennett ( Kiss or Kill ), is a work of docufiction based on his memoir of the same name. It details his own geographical endeavour to make the 800km trek along the Camino de Santiago (or The Way of St. James, en Inglés), a historic Christian pilgrimage walk.
8. Mai 2024 · Synopsis: The Way, My Way is the charming and captivating true story of a stubborn and amusingly self-centred Australian man who decides to walk the 800 kilometre-long Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route through Spain. He doesn’t know why he’s doing it, but one step at a time it will change him and his outlook on life forever.
Vor 6 Tagen · THE WAY, MY WAY is the charming and captivating true story of a stubborn, self-centred Australian man who decides to walk the 800-kilometre-long Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route through Spain.
- Bill Bennett
11. Mai 2024 · For alternative viewing Aussie flick The Way, My Way is perfect for movie goers who are tired of all the blockbusters and desire a good simple human story to fill the void. Based on the best-selling memoir by Bill Bennet, the story delves on an elderly man named Bill who one day awakens and decides to attempt the 800 km month-long Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route through Spain.
Vor 5 Tagen · Bill Bennett’s film based on his book “The Way, My Way” came out yesterday. I’m wondering if anyone saw it and what they thought? It claims (as films do) to be the most realistic film about the Camino to date.
14. Mai 2024 · May 14, 2024. THE WAY, MY WAY is the charming and captivating true story of a stubborn, self-centred Australian man who decides to walk the famed 800-kilometre-long Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route through Spain. He doesn’t know why he’s doing it… but one step at a time, it changes him and his outlook on life forever.
15. Mai 2024 · One occurs about 20 minutes in, when Bennett is in a rural town with nothing to do; he decides to bring the film itself into his time-killing mission, ambling around and prattling on about himself via voiceover, in a scene that deliberately goes nowhere. There’s something oddly refreshing about a well-paced film that seems to be in no hurry ...
