“THE WAY”: WHERE WAS IT FILMED?

The movie "The way" starred by Martin Sheen in 2010 is certainly one of the most influential elements in advertising Camino, especially in the United States, around the world. In this movie, the scene acted as a doctor named Tom, my son passed away and I decided to take Camino to San Diego with my ash as my son.

Given the interest in the movie, I think it might be interesting to create this little guide by putting together some of the real life's places. So, if you prefer "road", be prepared to remember your favorite moments from the movie on the map below:

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Reel: 1) Physical object of the wound film; 2) Film length on a given reel (time). Reel varies depending on film size and projector. Conversion of 1 Gmm reel takes place every about 40 minutes, every 20 minutes every 35 minutes. Since the original shares appeared in a ten-minute reel in a quiet period, the director often organized a movie in ten minute order. In a commercial theater, movies are usually projected on the disc. After shipping as another reel, join the whole film together. Sequence: Dramatic unit connecting shots and scenes with common ideas and images. As long as its dramatic elements and structure are unified, SEQUENCE can span different times and places. In non-narrative movies, SEQUENCE specifies units organized by rhythm, coraposition, theme, or concept.

Montage: This movie code is taken from "assembling", it is used in various ways in movie theory. The most common usage is the process of editing, editing a sequence into a sequence, or editing a sequence to create a complete movie. It is sometimes called a series of shots that use many short mirrors to represent actions or to represent a series of summarized events. Unlike Mise-en-Scène, this is considered to be specific to film media. See also movie code, Mise-en-scène, Syntagm.