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| ⚫ | Documentary film about the 2022 [[Budapest-Bamako|Budapest-Bamako rally]] featuring three junk cars and their drivers. The film is released worldwide on |
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| ⚫ | Documentary film about the 2022 [[Budapest-Bamako|Budapest-Bamako rally]] featuring three junk cars and their drivers. The film is released worldwide on Apple TV, Google TV and Amazon Video in April 2023.<ref>https://www.rallyraidnetwork.com/2023/index.php/racing-news/africa/africa-news/the-ultimate-rally-raid-movie-rust-to-glory-is-now-streaming-on-amazon-and-apple-tv.html</ref> |
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==SUMMARY== |
==SUMMARY== |
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Documentary film about the 2022 Budapest-Bamako rally featuring three junk cars and their drivers. The film is released worldwide on Apple TV, Google TV and Amazon Video in April 2023.[1]
SUMMARY
[edit]The film is an adventure documentary that follows three teams as they prepare for and participate in the Budapest-Bamako. The teams undertake the challenge of rebuilding three iconic vehicles: a communist-era Škoda, an Indian classic — the Ambassador, and a 40-year-old Renault 20. These restored cars are set to embark on a grueling 10,000-kilometer journey from Central Europe to West Africa, navigating through treacherous terrain and unpredictable conditions. The documentary captures the excitement of Trans-Saharan and African off-road rally racing, showcasing stunning desert landscapes and the vibrant cultures of the African continent. [2]
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