Walking The Camino to Cape Finisterre (A Documentary & How-To Guide)
Vložit
- čas přidán 17. 06. 2015
- A short documentary about The (El) Camino De Santiago, a pilgrimage across France and Spain.
I walked 100k of the Camino at 14. At age 16, I'm armed with a few cameras and ready to battle out the final stretch to Cape Finisterre.
More films by me (I'm a lot older now) at
www.spinningshapes.com
Despite the short time I've had on the trail, I managed to meet a lot of people, discover a lot about myself loose some pounds. Writing this bio at 20, I want to thank everyone who watched this video, it saw a weird milestone in my life I didn't expect to receive in college. One day I will walk the full way and film it, I'm certain of that.
Website: www.spinningshapes.com
Email: projects@spinningshapes.com
Music by Josh Kemp "Stupid Cupid"
• Josh Kemp - Stupid Cup...
Music by DJ Mentos "My Squad"
/ my-squad
Music by DJ Mentos "Meditation"
/ 02-meditation-02
Music by Tom Misch "Man Like You"
/ man-like-you-acoustic-...
Music by Josh Kemp "Four Letters"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALJUZ...
Music by DJ Mentos "Growth"
• Dj Mentos - Growth
Music by Tom Misch "The Journey"
/ tom-misch-the-journey
Music by BenjiStacks "Lucid"
/ lucid
Music by Super Duper "Angela"
/ angela
Special thanks to Pilgrim House, Isobel Dugen for walking with me, Gillian Kincaid Dugen for organising our route and supporting the project and Sarah Fleming for having faith in the idea and forcing me to interview people.
Synopsis/Script
For over a thousand years, pilgrims have been making their way on foot to the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, the resting place of the remains of Saint James. About 2.5 million people a year visit Santiago, over 200,000 of them walking the Camino, a pilgrimage across France and Spain. Traditionally, the Camino de Santiago should begin from the front door of your home. If you happened to live 50 kilometres away from the Cathedral, that was all you walked. If you live in Nottingham, like me, walking from your doorstep would take an inordinate amount of time. But, in fact, plenty of people in Europe do begin from their homes, a few weeks at a time over a number of years. So where did I begin my Camino? In 2013 I walked 116 kilometres from Sarria to Santiago in five days. This Easter, my challenge was to walk 90 kilometres in four days across hills, mountains and rivers from Santiago to Finisterre, The End of the World. Pilgrims from every background are today drawn to the Camino from all over the world. What is common to them all, is that they have left behind all that is familiar to them, in order to wake each day to a new stretch of road.
No two pilgrims are likely to experience or to understand the Camino in exactly the same way. Some will have walked one hundred kilometres, some five hundred, some more than a thousand. It is essential to travel as light as possible, as everything you need is carried on your back whilst walking roughly 20 kilometres each day. As a filmmaker, I had an excessive amount of equipment.
“The Way” is an inspirational film about Tom, a man who decides to walk the Camino after collecting the remains of his adult son, killed in a Pyrenees storm whilst walking the Camino. What Tom doesn’t plan on, is the profound impact the journey will have on his life. In a way, that very film had an impact on my life in that it inspired me to immediately plan to undertake the final aspect of the same journey, knowing that such an adventure would shape me as a human being at an informative stage in my life. There is a well known saying that the Camino begins when you reach the end. What does this mean to me? It is true that days of walking can produce fatigue, loneliness and pain. However, the sense of achievement that you get from completing such a journey is indescribable.
All rights reserved © Edward Fleming - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Just rewatched this, such great work mate!
Well done! When you make the Camiño (in 'galego' hehe), you connect to another reality: your aims change, your tastes, the way you look to your dearest things and people... I started it from Parque São Lucas, São Paulo, Brazil - there and back again twice, 2014 and 2018. Ultreia
Great video Ed!
I walked the Camino from St Jean Pied de Port in 2015 with my daughter and brother in law. I keep dreaming about it! I will go back and walk it again someday.
You are the next Rick Steve's! I just ran across your videos...excellent work.
The Way 2010 😍😍😍
The Camino (yellow arrows) also starts in Sé de Faro (interior)-Tavira Church of Santiago (East) from south ALGARVE of Portugal and follows up from interior from Alentejo to Oporto (Central or to Lisbon and Fátima junction( blue arrows) of pilgrinage and from the coast up to Oporto...Also from Camino do Norte Chaves Bragança and Orense....I mean the Camino de Santiago Compostela in fact are a sequence of many other directions that will reach Compostela...
Ed, you've done it again. Another amazing piece for the showreel. Keep up the hard work. Look forward to watching more in the future.
Gracias por compartir,buen camino,un saludo.
Lovely commentary Edward loved it
Nice video, Thanks for sharing your story.
Precioso reportaje .😊🇪🇸
Well done
Bravo! Your video has inspired me to walk the Camino!
Ed this is fantastic! Great work! SO inspirational!
Very nice movie Edward, congrats!
Great video. Really well done. I understand having walked different sections of the Camino. I intend to walk to finisterre some day. You. Have made one of the best and most informative videos. Excellent !!
Great video! I hope to see more stuff like this!
Good day Edward!! I recently watched the movie "The Way" and loved it. I have traveled and experienced the Caribbean for many years on a sailboat. Camino de Santiago is something I have never been aware of, now that I do.. I am intrigued. Thank you for sharing your experience. :)
Excellent documentary, Ed!!
Great video Ed.
Thank you for uploading Edward!
Short but very very good. exclent work. thank´s for share.
Emanuel Gonçalves AGREED !!!,,!!!!,!!
Nice one Edward, respect man.....!
Peace.......
The coolest edit ever & great shots. Keep it up! XXX
loved that, thanks from australia. love your determination.
Very inspiring video buddy. I'm going to walk the Camino one day when my two year old is older. Great scen choices for your video. I plan to jog the Camino.
Great footage!
Awesome video! Really nice camera shots and atmosphere. Keep it up bruh.
Great documentary. Thanks for sharing. We will be releasing ours soon :)
Much inspiration !
That was super! We loved that! Imo x
I have just added correct word for word subtitles (that took me ages) for those who cannot hear as well as others :) Thank you to everyone who has so far watched it, liked it, disliked it, commented and shared it! I
Delightful watch! I likewise made a short, story/interview-driven film called "STEPS: Why People Walk the Camino de Santiago" for anyone craving another insight
Amazing video!!!
I will start to walk the way next week!! Can't wait!!!
+Aya Good luck and thank you! It'll change your life :)
+Edward Fleming yea it changed my life!!
I met a Spanish guy on the camino and we fell in love. I'm ready for living with him next year😁
Wow congratulations!!!!
Absolutely love it Ed - honoured to have some of my tunes featured!
Loved this 💪
Beautiful Edward, can't wait to walk!
You are so talented!! keep going
+Meg c: Thanks so much :)
Just wanted to say a massive thank you for all the love on this video! I will probably be making another pilgrimage related documentary at some point in my life that can also help people learn more about these mad experiences.
That would be awesome! hope to see you on the camino in 2019 :)
Outstanding. You deserve more subscribers!
***** I'm studying film so CZcams is just a place for me to publish my work rather than make content for it, I should promote my channel more.
Thanks for the feedback Jack! Keep up the great content yourself :)
Awesome doc! Really enjoyed the cinematography. Keep up the amazing work, and you earned a sub from me!
+ilya m. Hey Ilya
Back in the middle ages they didn't have plastic water bottles...the scallop shell was good to scoop water fm the springs....my opinion....
This is awesome, it really is Ed. well done Ed
AB Studios Thanks AB, means a lot.
+Edward Fleming iiuhyttrng
AB Studios yes
Great and good story telling, but to short in many ways. Please start next time in Saint Jean Pied de Port. Keep up the good work :)
+inpersonaDK I have been there! I have done bits of the Camino a couple of times, this is the only one I have documented on video. Thanks :)
Hi Edward, loved your video! What's your filming equipment?
Oooooooo Interesting
This is the American version of the European Camino...
I am praying about hiking the "Pilgrim's Trail" this is the Arizona Trail connecting to the Hayduke trail then the American Discovery Trail...once at the ADT you can go East or West...
NICELY DONE ED. THANK YOU!!! BUEN CAMINO PILGRIM -TO THE END OF THE EARTH
Desde Nottingham puedes embarcarte hasta La Coruña, y hacer el Camino Inglés
This is sick.
Legit first comment!!!!
I want to walk there to enjoy the view
I know The Camino from the film The Way, and I can't resist the view there
Where can we see the documentary?
great documentary I enjoyed the part were I saw my teacher mrs fleming {your mum}
Catalan people (sic), catalonian I guess, so Spaniards... after all. Bye, I love your accent.
Cannot hear what everyone says which is a large part of the film unfortunately - so wanted to, too.
Can you tent camp, alone the Camino?
Is a me amooooooo
Santiago de Compostela, capital de Galicia. Sí, amigo polytype, Galicia.
Santiago is not the end. Cape Finesterre is.
So cull
Did you walk alone all the time?
well done maybe more quick reasons next time , music was the best of any of these videos , good on you
Answer for the woman who speaks in 8:22 to 8:41: trust in God, Christ save us by his death and resurrection. Walk always in His peace and if you sin come to Him again. Walk in peace
Trolololollolool
How not to die in America and go back to Mother Galicia my home country ..... read ;
"polyunsaturated Toxic fats"
In the 1940s, the agricultural chemists found that they could fatten their animals faster if they poisoned their metabolic systems with an anti-thyroid drug. The found the animals would get fat on very little food. Yet, the drug turned out to leave a carcinogenic residue in the meat.
Farmers soon found out that corn and soybeans containing polyunsaturated fats (PUFA) would do the same as the anti-thyroid drugs and suppress the respiration of the animals and make them get fat on very little food. In the process they found that they were getting these yellow-fat diseases and brain degenerations (degeneration of the gonads, infertility, and so on).
Around the same time the medical people noticed that the cholesterol was lowered in the process of eating a lot of these polyunsaturated fats. And that led to the spreading of the marketing of unsaturated fats to the human food supply, rather than just for the fattening of farm animals. And since people didn't want to gain weight on the least amount of food, they needed a new reason for selling their fats to humans. And, lowering cholesterol became the excuse in humans.
But the agriculturists knew all through the 1940s that corn and soy oils were very fattening, and eventually, very toxic. But since they sold their animals as soon as they reached a marketable size, they didn't care (if they died later; they were killing them before they had the chance to die of the degenerative diseases)." -RP
Bottom line: Although,the polyunsaturated fats will lower cholesterol (by suppressing the immune system), one of their main functions is to fatten animals, including you if you consume them, on lower calories. This is why farmers use high polyunsaturated fats foods like corn and soy to fatten their animals.
What foods are high in polyunsaturated oils ? Vegetables, seed and nut oils. Nuts, seeds, soy, corn, fatty fish like salmon, omega 3 and 6 oils, fish oil, and animals that are fed a high polyunsaturated diet .
.....How to stay healthy , eat organic ,eat citrus fruits , take 2 spoons of collagen gelatin every day best brand is called Great lakes Gelitin (hydrolysate Gelatin) from grass fed cows . do not suntan , but go in the sun we need natural Vitamin D . drink water with lemon every day and take 2 grams of vitamin C .Sleep 10 hours , go to bed no later than 10:00pm sleep makes you lose weight , keep you immune system healthy and your skin radiant . lift light weights 3 times a week and eat a low carb diet ,no pasta , no bread , no junk food , no peanut butter ,..... polysaturated fats are toxic they slow down your thyroid you gain weight and also they put plaque in your arteries ! stay away from toxic oils and fats !!!!, no safflower oils , no corn oil , no nuts , no fish oils ,soybean oil, sunflower oil, no peanut butter they contain polysaturated oils ,.fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel, herring and trout are very high in toxic polysaturated fats.All nuts are contain rancid saturated oils
Best oil is cold pressed "Coconut oil" and extra Olive oil . also coconut oil is good for the skin as a sun blocker .Drink filter pure water .Eat a raw organic carrot a day to detox your liver . Do your own research .
This book by Kate Deering has great information on polysaturated oils , she also has many article about health on her website and her Facebook account check it out ;
www.amazon.com/dp/1511585625/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=19UMQ0U06JRA5&coliid=IOS27I6P71B3I
This isn’t fortnite 😫😫
May Allah guide you to the right and straight path to paradise.
For that Korean traveller answers to your questions are with creator of the heaven and earth, and reading Qur'an the holy book of muslims in your own language will give you answers
Stay away from Islam!
Day Hiker Trash