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Feet Waterbottles Gates Steps Animals Arrows Structures Kilometers City signs Statues Orange jus Coffee Food Flowers Beds Stamps Beer Wine Steps People

2017

(3:34)

SummitXtreme

Going fast on del Norte

Going fast with Dominik Zapletal on his voyage along the Camino del Norte and Primitivo.

2017

(3:25)

Watercolor camino

This Pilgrim's Gaze item presents some nontypical representations of the Camino pilgrimage.

Walkthrough a book on a watercolor journey along the camino.

Let Teoh walk you through Jennifer Lawson's 

Walking in Watercolor: An Artist's Pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago

2017

Teoh Yi Chie

(6:15)

Interview (6:18) on WCHS with the author/artist on the walking and the drawing here.

And a second one

This one is by 

Alvin Mark Tan

and the title is

The Camino, Thirty Days on the Camino

2013

Jean Pothier

(9:53)

See also:

(Review here)

The third one is a collection of several artists.
I made it for a presentation for the Dutch pilgrim society.

2016

Paul Kouwenberg

(4:22)

The French Way Timelapsed

Some of the beautiful landscapes of the Camino Frances, done in timelapse, done on a smartphone.

Mountains, plains, clouds, churches...

2017

El Camino Frances

(3:01)

Camino del Norte

Hear the sea, see the sea, smell the sea.

The coast, villages, churches, 

A video impression of the Camino del Norte.

2017

Evaldas Karalius

(29:33)

A reflective moment

A pilgrimage reflection from an artist who walked several camino's.
Enjoy the paintings, music and stories.

Gina Morewood 

(9:20)

The unlikely pilgrims

'Nothings heals like a little distance' says the website of this Australian/Spanish documentary.

Directed by John Cherry and Kirsten Mallyon.
Playing time 1:30.

Four juniors, Dave, Amy and Chris had their problems in live. Together with counseller Ronan they walk the Camino de Santiago.

Limelight: The Unlikely Pilgrims is a triumphant tale about what can be accomplished if one has the courage to confront one’s own physical, spiritual and emotional limits.

"The Camino de Santiago is a centuries-old 800-kilometre pilgrim trail through northern Spain, attracting thousands of tourists annually. The pilgrims in this revelatory documentary – nine years in the making - are not, however, your usual hikers. Amy, Chris and Dave are recovering addicts. Ronan O’Connor, a drug and alcohol counsellor at an Australian rehabilitation centre, has agreed to be their guide, but not their therapist. He’s well aware that the trek will be a challenge for the trio, but is convinced that in order to move on, they need to take charge in the long haul through life and down the track."

See website here.

See the facebook page here.

2013

Trailer

(1:49)

Documentary can be viewed online, downloaded or purchased as dvd.