剧情简介

In); 20!)13, an Australian?
.
 man a#+ few month#s s !hy of :%tur,ning, 60 de]
cided to walk th`^$*e Ca@) m==ino de Santiago –)= an[ $ 800km )pilgr-/image trail ac(
r.$$oss t/(he#! top of Spain. He h]ad no known #/religion, and ] (,abs;olutel (y **`n .o idea why h-!e felt s!.o deeply .co(m;pelled to do this tortu,rous \*@walk.　　But compell,ed, he*. ( was.　　He c@:$om:\:/ pleted the) wal k, ba^ttling a “triumvirat)*=+e o?/)f p%`* ain” - @-a knee\@ that he :,la+*ter discovered lac^ked any meaningful@_ c\arti\$lage, a blist,er the sight o@#:f which wou#\ld make a g.#%rown man ):w*@eep, and sh(\in-sorenes#-s that fel*+(t like his -!;lo+,wer lim://b had[] been spl^it # ?with a m \( ount/+ain axe wielded by a demented tro+$,ll.　　Arriv*ing at
the en^ _d of t[*/he  %@Ca=min_([o, the!; majest$:ic cat#(@hedral ,in Santiago de Comp ^ostela, he exp\ect
%ed a).#n e - piphany *– an answ#/er to ^ %the questi^.on `[ he_)’d b\*een askin#g himse_$lf^ % every day: Why a, m I doing this?　　But)` no a%!ns$,*wer came.　　So when he got home ,]he wrote a book%, hoping the a!@nswer wou+ ld reveal itself in his scribb,lings. The ]$result was!) The Way, My Way, a humourous and sel? f-de? pr^eca!tin g b!ook that m+any consider t!!?h[e best memoir ever writ#[t(\@en [on walking the Ca@mino .[$　　The book has now be+*],en ma\de into a]# fil$-m-# , and it’s an extra*
o)#rdi$,[nary ac`coun,t of [a , man at a pivotal point *$in h\is l;-?if)
e, (,:searching^- for meaning a@*nd f=?i `nding hi #mse
$`lf [undergoing a fun$;
da#^mental! transform)at)ion s@o $;
;p$_r+[@ofo([un);#?d t h% ^at`$ h%?e now divi*$*des his
 l=#$if %_:e` into “Bef/ore the), Camin(o” and “After;  the Camino.”　　It’s a story par\ti)cular to *\ o +]ne man, yet ;`]of appeal to anyon[(e see )king a greater meaning from l**ife.