Raimonds Dombrovskis roller-skied 4,200 miles from Inuvik, Canada, to Baja, Mexico, over 90 days in 1988 as a protest against the Soviet regime.
“We can't change where we came from, but we can choose where to go.”
Synopsis
Raimonds Dombrovskis roller-skied 4,200 miles from Inuvik, Canada, to Baja, Mexico, over 90 days in 1988 as a protest against the Soviet regime.
Synopsis
Raimonds Dombrovskis roller-skis from Inuvik, Canada, to Baja, Mexico, covering 4,200 miles in 90 days during 1988. The Latvia-born Olympic biathlete undertakes this challenging trek as a protest against the Soviet regime. Along the route, he meets various individuals, sharing Latvia's story and its desire for freedom. Directed by Arnis Aspers, the film captures Dombrovskis's physical endurance and his commitment to national identity during a significant period in history.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Raimonds Dombrovskis' unique protest against the Soviet regime.
- See the stunning landscapes from Inuvik to Baja, Mexico.
- Meet the people who share Latvia's story along the route.
Did You Know
- Raimonds Dombrovskis roller-skied 4,200 miles in 90 days in 1988.
- The documentary features interactions with people across multiple regions.
- The film was directed by Arnis Aspers and released in 2017.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the main subject of the documentary 'A to B Rollerski'?
Raimonds Dombrovskis, a Latvia-born adventurer and Olympic biathlete, is the main subject.
How far did Raimonds Dombrovskis roller-ski in the documentary?
He roller-skied an astonishing 4,200 miles from Inuvik in Canada to Baja, Mexico.
What was the purpose of Dombrovskis' journey in 1988?
Dombrovskis used the journey as a physical challenge and as a form of protest against the Soviet regime.
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