Vacations seem to come and go faster than you can spell the word. Wouldn't it be nice to lose track of the days and never have to look forward to the weekend as though it were Christmas?
What if everyday could be a weekend? Not having to set your alarm clock and start the day with a hot cup of 'Joe. Instead, you are gallivanting across the globe looking for new adventures?
It sounds like the Backpacking life is for you! If you've ever thought about Backpacking or wanted to introduce someone to the idea, you should pick up the documentary: "A Map For Saturday"
The concept of the documentary is to express the idea that every day feels like a Saturday. Those wonderful mornings you wake up and take your time to make a big breakfast. Everybody loves planning a Saturday.
It follows Brook Silva-Braga, the film director who quit his job and decided to backpack for a year. He takes the bare necessities and 30 lbs of video equipment. (He used to do video work for HBO) Not only do we follow his personal adventures, but the scenarios of the other backpackers he meets as well.
To give you a glimpse of the film, he travels through 26 countries on four continents. His award winning documentary was even featured on MTV. If you'd love to get a glimpse of the world in 90 minutes, you have to pick up this movie.
Have you seen A Map For Saturday? Would you pick it up?
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Comments (3)
Two thumbs up, inspiring documentary.
It sounds like it would be really inspiring, but I'm afraid that it might be inspiring to the extent that I'll pack up and take off =(.
More people should watch this film.