Compostelle
By Yann Samuell
2026 | 113 min | Drama
Two strangers walk 800 kilometres together on the Camino, carrying anger, painful histories and the possibility of a new beginning.
Julien Le Berre
ActorJulien Le Berre is a German screenwriter working in film and television. He is responsible for the screenplay of the feature film "Compostelle - Die Camino-Therapie" (2026), which is currently in development. His recent work includes the TV movie "Fisch für die Geisel" (2024). Previously, the filmmaker was involved in the story development for several successful family films. Among them are well-known titles like "The Little Witch" (2018) and the award-winning film "Rocca Changes the World" (2019).
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