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In 2016, brothers Oliver and Juan Luis embark on the Way of Saint James, a historic pilgrimage in northern Spain. Juan Luis, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, faces significant obstacles on the rugged terrain, which includes dirt paths and stones. The film captures their experiences as they navigate these challenges, showcasing the physical demands of the pilgrimage alongside the emotional journey they undertake.
The brothers receive encouragement from fellow pilgrims, reflecting the spirit of community that defines this route. Their story emphasizes the importance of determination in overcoming both physical and emotional hurdles during the pilgrimage, making it a moving narrative about perseverance and brotherhood.
Why Watch
- •Meet brothers Oliver and Juan Luis on their pilgrimage.
- •See the rugged terrain of the Way of Saint James.
- •Find out how community supports pilgrims like Juan Luis.
Did You Know
•Juan Luis uses a wheelchair due to cerebral palsy.
•The film was directed by Joan Planas and released in 2017.
•The pilgrimage takes place in Galicia, Spain.
•The documentary has a runtime of 72 minutes.
Perfect For
Disability awarenessPilgrimage enthusiastsBrotherhood stories