"Camino dla opornych" – subtitled

"Camino dla opornych" is a film about Fréd, a teacher with 15 years of experience, who gets suspended from work after an incident with a student. Her private life begins to fall apart as well. At a friend's urging, she joins a youth support program and becomes a mentor to 17-year-old Adam, a boy with an explosive temperament and a troubled past. Both of them face a three-month walking pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela without phones or internet, with a mandatory limit of 25 kilometers per day. Fréd tries to leave her past behind, while Adam wants to learn to control his anger and come to terms with painful memories. Along the route, the protagonists encounter quarrels, laughter, surprising confessions, and unexpected adventures. A relationship blooms between them amidst the landscapes—one that will change far more than they could have imagined.