The Salt Path

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Bert w @bertW Jan 23 Having walked much of the South West Coast Path and other UK distance footpaths with my wife who went on to develop Parkinson’s Disease, I find it upsetting that this publication/film is still being pushed. Giving people the idea that any form of Parkinsonism can be halted or even cured by leaving your medication at home and going for a long walk off the back of a 'true' story which turned out to be a fabrication is upsetting for those supporting their partners through what is a cruel degenerative condition. See more Sam A @Padlock Jan 11 Amor of the reviews are slating the real life people, but I have to be honest and I don't know the rumours. So based on it purely as a "fictional" film. I thought it was a masterpiece. Wrap up warm on the sofa with cushions, blanket and hot chocolate or tea and watch these two suffer with the ever changing weather when camping. Cheer them on and see the beautiful relationship they have with each other. Tbh it is unbelievable and absolute madness in moths condition, but it's a film. See more Javed A Jan 1 After watching the documentary that feel any sympathy for the characters a film based on fraud and deception See more Andy R @Robbo260 Dec 28 With or without the Facts of the so called Winns, this film fails to get off the ground, fails to dig deeply anywhere and virtually skirts over everything, strangely vague. On a factual basis they were seen on the coastal path walking in the wrong direction, along with incorrect mileages and time scales. All in all, shallow without depth and largely incorrect on many fronts. See more Peter K Dec 27 What a load of crap. Slow, plodding, uneventful, unbelievable hardship given there is an ice cream van every 3miles . Death inevitable if free pasties denied.acting so wooden you’d have to be lost in a Canadian forest to find more wood! Bad, bad bad bad bad, rubbish! See more Sum Z @Sumyz Dec 23 The film is beautifully shot, and it features a superb performance. You could feel the struggle of walking through harsh weather, camping in tents, and the stark contrast between human kindness and meanness. My favorite scene was when Ray was so hungry that she watched someone eat a hot meal and mimicked it. Very touching. I do feel the film could have been tightened earlier; it felt a bit longer than it needed to be. See more Read all reviews

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