The short documentary 'Camino' is a film about a pilgrim's hike across Spain on the popular Camino de Santiago. It's an impressionistic film that creates a casual narrative about the ancient journey and what it is like during its modern revival. Dialog is at a minimum as the images and sounds of the adventure gradually unfold, revealing the pilgrim's entire experience.
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Have you watched Camino, The Journey to Santiago yet? What did you think about it?
