Category Archives: Life after the walk

Watch the Documentary for Free * Mira El Documental Gratuïtament

Seven years ago on June 29, 2019, Lluís and I arrived in Barcelona after walking 16,000 kilometers from Bangkok.

Since then, our documentary, Bangkok Barcelona On Foot, has travelled almost as much as we have. It’s been screened at film festivals, shared at conferences and community gatherings, talked about on podcasts, rented online, and watched by people all over the world.

Every time someone reached out to say, “Your film gave me hope,” or “I’m finally planning the adventure I’ve been dreaming about,”  we were reminded that the walk didn’t really end in Barcelona. It simply found new ways to keep walking through the lives of other people.

That’s why we’ve decided to make the documentary available for free on different platforms: We want to remind people that another way of seeing the world is possible.
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Podcasts: Our Story Continues to Ripple

Even though we finished our big adventure, the Bangkok Barcelona On Foot story keeps moving—one podcast conversation at a time.

Kindness, courage, and wanderlust are timeless topics.  And even now, years after we slow-walked across two continents, these themes continue to strike a chord—especially in a world that feels like it’s spinning faster and becoming stranger by the day.

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Another Phase Begins: Our First In-Person Documentary Screening

 

From left to right: Carlos, Quim and Jenn. Photo credit: Gonzalo Gonzalo Ballester.
From left to right: Carlos (festival volunteer), Quim (film director) and Jenn (the walker). Photo credit: Gonzalo Ballester.

 

Yes!!! We have entered a new phase of the walk, and it’s called the Film Festival Phase!

Our Bangkok Barcelona On Foot documentary film made its in-person debut in November at the Certamen de Cine de Viajes del Ocejón en el Montgó film festival.

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