Fifty locations across Latvia and Estonia serve as backdrops for urban skiing, where skiers face challenges from pedestrians and police.
Synopsis
Fifty locations across Latvia and Estonia serve as backdrops for urban skiing, where skiers face challenges from pedestrians and police.
Synopsis
Janis Skudra skis through urban landscapes in Latvia and Estonia. The film features him and other skiers as they navigate city streets, rooftops, and parks. They face challenges from pedestrians and law enforcement. Filming occurs in 50 locations under tight conditions, often allowing only one chance to capture each scene. Since the ice age, skis have been a key tool for mobility. This documentary examines how skiing has evolved from traditional snowy terrains to urban environments.
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Why Watch
- See urban skiing action in 50 unique locations.
- Meet the main character overcoming societal stereotypes.
- Find out how filmmakers capture skiing in urban settings.
Did You Know
- The film features skiing in over 50 locations across Latvia and Estonia.
- Filming was done under challenging circumstances with pedestrians and police.
- The film has a total duration of 58 minutes.
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What year was the documentary ODA released?
ODA was released in 2020.
How long is the documentary ODA?
The duration of ODA is 58 minutes.
In which countries is ODA filmed?
ODA is filmed in Latvia and Estonia.
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