A to B Rollerski
“We can't change where we came from, but we can choose where to go.”
2017•1h 38m•7.0•Released
Documentary
A documentary film revealing the incredible and unique journey of the Latvia-born adventurer and Olympic biathlete Raimonds Dombrovskis back in 1988 as he roller-skis 4,200 miles (6,759 km) from Inuvik (The Arctic, Canada) to Baja (Mexico) in 90 days. He uses his rollerski trip as a way to protest against the Soviet regime and to explain to everyone he meets that somewhere on the map there is a small nation that has its own language and craves freedom.
Director
Arnis Aspers
Writer
Arnis Aspers, Aigars Grauba
Languages
English, Latvian
Studio
Look at Riga
Cast
Raimonds Dombrovskis
Himself
Production
Company
Look at Riga
Producer
Arnis Aspers
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