Nine strangers of different nationalities, age, religious confessions, interests and desires meet on the Way of St. James. They went on this 800-kilometre-long journey in winter, to cross three mountains and arrive at their destination in spring. They expected it to be a lonely and a physically challenging journey and that solitude might teach them something about life. What they discovered was that neither the snow-clad mountains, nor sunny valleys, nor swift, icy creeks were the way. They have reached the same conclusion – the people are the Way.