The Way
Why this pick
Like David Trueba’s warm road movie, it finds gentle humour, unexpected companionship and quiet personal renewal in a journey across Spain.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like David Trueba’s warm road movie, it finds gentle humour, unexpected companionship and quiet personal renewal in a journey across Spain.
Why this pick
Javier Cámara again brings unforced warmth to this intimate Spanish character piece, whose humour and tenderness grow from friendship rather than plot mechanics.
Why this pick
Its intersecting travellers and New Year’s Eve setting share the humane, lightly comic melancholy of strangers briefly helping one another move forward.
Why this pick
This low-key community comedy has a similarly affectionate faith in ordinary people, balancing dry humour with a sincere desire for connection and change.
Why this pick
A spirited Spanish road journey shaped by family bonds and stubborn hope; its sunlit landscapes and emotional directness echo Trueba’s compassionate optimism.
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01 / THE STORY
It is 1966 in Albacete, an English teacher and die-hard Beatles fan Antonio (played by Javier Cámara) decides to go on a road trip to Almería in the hope of meeting John Lennon, who is shooting ''How I Won the War'' there under the direction of Richard Lester. On the way he picks up two hitch-hikers, Juanjo (Francesc Colomer) and Belén (Natalia de Molina), and the unlikely trio follow their dreams and look for their own freedom.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Belén
Ramón

Father

Mother

Antonio