The Promised Land

Abbie Bartholomew Jowett's life takes a tumultuous turn as she faces the challenges of her oldest son's gap year in Europe, her father's declining health, and her husband's unexpected departure after twenty years of marriage. In a bid to heal and reconnect, she joins her son on the Camino pilgrimage, where they encounter Rasa, an Iranian woman aiding refugees, and Caroline, a journalist grappling with her own past. As they journey together, each character embarks on a profound quest for understanding and renewal, discovering that the Camino prompts deep self-reflection that can disrupt their carefully constructed lives.