Documentary "Walk though Fire"

[MickMac]

Just watched a young woman from States Camino "Walk Through Fire" on YouTube, thoughtful very good.

 

[chinacat]

Who knew there were soooo many videos of a song with this name???

Do you have a link please?
Thank you

Edit:
Found it!
Thanks, @MickMac

 

[Rj7797]

Who knew there were soooo many videos of a song with this name???

Do you have a link please?
Thank you

Edit:
Found it!
Thanks, @MickMac

Camino de Santiago Documentary | Walk Through Fire

I really liked this one as well. I always love the vlogs that focus on the people and connections made.

 

[dbier]

2 minutes in...and it's so beautiful, even though I never went this way ( started in Sarria).

 

[Former member 108241]

I watched this recently too and really loved it. She did a beautiful job!

 

[OzAnnie]

Just watched a young woman from States Camino "Walk Through Fire" on YouTube, thoughtful very good.

It’s a good one MickMac ..

 

[MickMac]

Nice thoughtful girl.

 

[joeboybollo]

I watched it myself a couple of days ago,it was quite long so I watched in 2 parts.But it was,indeed very nice and gave a great impression of camino walking i.e.the beautiful countryside and the friendships formed etc. I finished the Portuguese from Porto on Monday and as usual went straight to Youtube to stay in the moment.haha! Can't let go.

 

[andonius]

I saw it too and found it very good and inspirating. Good job¡¡¡

 

[Joe C]

I agree. This was a wonderful and very earnest documentary.

 

[David Tallan]

I just had this suggested by YouTube (the top suggestion). I've added it to my "Watch later" list and when I've watched it, I will add it to the Camino Videos list.

 

[Kildare]

Anyone have a link

 

[joeboybollo]

I just had this suggested by YouTube (the top suggestion). I've added it to my "Watch later" list and when I've watched it, I will add it to the Camino Videos list.

I found it no nonsense,down to earth stuff,mainly focusing on friendships gained by a younger lady who admits to being a touch socially worried about new situations and people,but,whatever the edit ,she appeared to embrace the new situations and was happy to gain new friends,with no agenda.Low key,laid back, enjoyable piece of filming.I liked it

 

[joeboybollo]

Anyone have a link

Just you tube it with title?

 

[Joe C]

 

[chinacat]

I just had this suggested by YouTube (the top suggestion). I've added it to my "Watch later" list and when I've watched it, I will add it to the Camino Videos list.

I held off watching it until I could watch the full two hours without interuption and it was certainly worth it.

It’s a lovely film: it flows and you don’t want to stop watching …

It seems she is a professional videographer, working in New York, though she only used her mobile and a small Sony camera on her camino.

A loving testament to her father.

 

[Kirkie]

Can't best what @chinacat said...

 

[bananarama]

Lovely documentary! Simple, honest, down to earth