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Camino Caterpillars and Butterflies with Annie O'Neil, Phil Volker and Fr Tom Hall
This episode is Part 2 of a two part series with Annie O'Neil and Phil Volker.
You may know Annie O'Neil from the documentary WALKING THE CAMINO: SIX WAYS TO SANTIAGO where she was a featured pilgrim as well as co producer.
Since then she has directed and produced the award winning PHIL'S CAMINO, a film about a man who dreams of walking the Camino but cannot, due to suffering from stage 4 cancer.
So he did the next best thing, he created his own Camino in the forest behind his house.
She knew right away that his story could be inspiring to so many, so she convinced him to let her make a film about his backyard Camino.
PHIL'S CAMINO had its World Premiere at SXSW and has won approximately 20 awards since then.
At 28 minutes it packs a strong emotional punch and has inspired many many people all over the world. Its a fascinating story and Annie & Phil share it with Project Camino.
Do you want to be around other pilgrims in a non judgemental & supportive space?
Do you want to share how it feels to return from your Camino in an environment that you will always be supported & encouraged?
Then please click on my POST CAMINO Support Group FB link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/212558809559077/
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By Brendan BoltonThis episode is Part 2 of a two part series with Annie O'Neil and Phil Volker.
You may know Annie O'Neil from the documentary WALKING THE CAMINO: SIX WAYS TO SANTIAGO where she was a featured pilgrim as well as co producer.
Since then she has directed and produced the award winning PHIL'S CAMINO, a film about a man who dreams of walking the Camino but cannot, due to suffering from stage 4 cancer.
So he did the next best thing, he created his own Camino in the forest behind his house.
She knew right away that his story could be inspiring to so many, so she convinced him to let her make a film about his backyard Camino.
PHIL'S CAMINO had its World Premiere at SXSW and has won approximately 20 awards since then.
At 28 minutes it packs a strong emotional punch and has inspired many many people all over the world. Its a fascinating story and Annie & Phil share it with Project Camino.
Do you want to be around other pilgrims in a non judgemental & supportive space?
Do you want to share how it feels to return from your Camino in an environment that you will always be supported & encouraged?
Then please click on my POST CAMINO Support Group FB link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/212558809559077/