“The Way,” Emilio Estevez’s most personal, explores his walk along the Camino de Santiago with his father, Martin Sheen.
Originally released in 2011, “The Way,” is back in theaters one-day-only on May 16, with bonus content from travel icon Rick Steves. Tickets are available through Fathom Events.
Just as the Camino pilgrimage has been followed for a millennium to reveal some deeper revelation in one’s life — “The Way” also carries a similar impact for all who have seen it. Now, a new generation who is embracing this film.
“The Way” is Estevez’s seventh film as writer/director and marks the fourth collaboration with his actor/father. A Cincinnati resident, Estevez has established himself not only as an accomplished actor, but also as a talented writer, director, and producer.
Since its theatrical release in 2011, Emilio Estevez’s film “The Way” has been “running a quiet marathon” garnering millions of fans across all generations; widely admired by those who see the film as a rare work of art, uniquely balancing faith and doubt; sorrow and joy.
As Spring arrives, those yearning to travel after years of chaos are expressing their desire to begin their own personal “Caminos.” The opportunity to sit in a theater and virtually travel to Spain,"with friends, loved ones (and strangers) is what “The Way” is about, perhaps above all else.
