Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Nerea Camacho | ... | Camino | |
Carme Elias | ... | Gloria (as Carmen Elias) | |
Mariano Venancio | ... | José | |
Manuela Vellés | ... | Nuria | |
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Lola Casamayor | ... | Tía Marita |
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Ana Gracia | ... | Inés |
Pepe Ocio | ... | Don Miguel Ángel | |
Jordi Dauder | ... | Don Luis | |
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Emilio Gavira | ... | Mr. Meebles |
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Lucas Manzano | ... | Cuco |
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Claudia Otero | ... | Begoña |
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Miriam Raya | ... | Elena |
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Juanma Lara | ... | Doctor Bernaola (as Juan Manuel Lara) |
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Alfonso Torregrosa | ... | Doctor 1 Clínica Navarra |
Fernando Carrera | ... | Doctor 2 Clínica Navarra |
Inspired by real events, it is an emotional adventure that revolves around Nerea Camacho, an eleven-year-old believing girl, who faces two facts that are completely new to her: falling in love and dying. The film begins at the time of his death and then go back five months before and tell the story from the beginning of her illness.
CAMINO is one of the most intense, beautiful, and inspiring films I have ever seen. It's incredible how a history filled with such grey, such sad characters, can come to be so categorically positive, so affirming. It's amazing that a film that takes on death in such an upfront way and so bravely can be such a passionate homage to life. The best part about the film is that it criticizes nothing, it only conveys reality, and in a surprisingly objective way. I, who consider myself very religious, find this film, in addition to being profoundly human, full of love and tenderness, a film that is also brimming with God. Of course, a God that is totally different from the one Opus Dei twists around its little finger for its exclusive benefit.