The Way

The Way (2010)

Timing: 2:8 (128 min)

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Release date

2010-09-10

Country

Spain, United States

Production

Icon Productions, Castelao Productions, Filmax, Elixir Films, Filmax Entertainment, The Way Productions, Produccions A Fonsagrada

Genre

Adventure, Comedy, Drama

Budget

$0

Revenue

$6 878 982

Website

http://www.theway-themovie.com/

Director

Emilio Estevez

Actors

Martin Sheen, Emilio Estevez, Deborah Kara Unger, Yorick van Wageningen, James Nesbitt, Tchéky Karyo, Ángela Molina, Carlos Leal, Simón Andreu, Eusebio Lázaro
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Scenario

Jack Hitt

Producer

Emilio Estevez, Julio Fernández, David Alexanian, John Sloss, Julio Fernández, Alberto Marini, Stewart Till, Trevor Drinkwater, Janet Sheen, Ramon Gerard Estevez

Operator

Juan Miguel Azpiroz

Composer

Tyler Bates

Artist

Audition

Mary Vernieu, J.C. Cantu

Editing

Richard Chew, Raúl Dávalos
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• In one scene, the characters drink Spanish liqueur Orujo, supposedly infused with 18 varieties of different herbs. In reality, traditional Orujo is a 40% grape brandy, but there is also a 30% herbal variety called Orujo "Paso Mayor" flavored with herbs such as angelica and rosemary.
• The Way of St. James, El Camino de Santiago (Spanish: El Camino de Santiago) is a famous pilgrimage route to the tomb of the Apostle James in the Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela, the main part of which runs through Northern Spain. Due to its popularity and branching nature, this route had a great influence on the spread of cultural achievements in the Middle Ages. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Since the early 1980s, the route's popularity has steadily increased; in 1978, only 13 people traveled it, while in 2009, more than 145,000 did.
• At the end of their journey, the heroes head to the coast in the town of Muxia to the shrine "Santuario da Virxe da Barca." This is another approximately 70 km from Santiago de Compostela, where the Way of St. James ends.
• In one scene, the characters drink Spanish liqueur Orujo, supposedly infused with 18 varieties of different herbs. In reality, traditional Orujo is a 40% grape brandy, but there is also a 30% Orujo variety called “Paso Mayor” infused with herbs such as angelica and rosemary.
• At the end of their journey, the characters head to the coast in the town of Muxia to the shrine “Santuario da Virxe da Barca”. This is approximately 70 km from Santiago de Compostela, where the Way of St. James ends.