This One-Night Event Includes a Panel Discussion with the Documentary's Subjects and Co-Director, Hosted by Musical Artist Billy Gilman
"Three years ago, we set out to accomplish this impossible journey," Skeesuck said. "To have it documented on film was a dream come true, but to finally be able to share it with the world, I'm not sure I have words to adequately describe the joy I feel."
"To finally have a chance to share our story with so many people is incredible," Gray said. "We have been blessed to live this life, to be a part of this story. For others to find hope in it is a beautiful and humbling thing."
"For us, the Camino and this project has always been about the power of our communities, big or small. From partnering with Fathom, to working with the MDA, or collaborating with music groups – like Switchfoot – on the soundtrack – this event is the culmination of our 4-year labor for love," said co-director Terry Parish.
"In a time when many are feeling on-edge, we are really proud to be offering a documentary that proves that our days aren't nearly as dark as we are sometimes led to believe, but rather are lit with goodness and the possibility of real connection," directorial partner Chris Karcher said.
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