Across Africa in a Trabant(2011)

Across Africa in a Trabant Synopsis

From Prague to Cape Town in a Trabant. Two cylinders, two strokes, two Trabants, 20,000 kilometers. Through deserts, mountains, sand, and mud. Trabant Across Africa is a film about a journey. A journey worth taking, even if you keep telling yourself never again, and if you do, then not in a Trabant. A film about what it means to travel across the Dark Continent in the footsteps of the forgotten predecessors Hanzelka and Zikmund in one of the most primitive cars ever made. No embellishments, no script, no accompanying crew in Land Rovers. No certainty that we will make it. Eleven African countries: Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. Africa swallowed us up, chewed us up, and spat us out. Stunned, exhausted, determined to return.

Across Africa in a Trabant (2011) is a documentary film directed by Dan Přibáň, released on February 8, 2011 with a runtime of 1h 37m. It stars Dan Přibáň, Jan Martin Kozel, Pavel Šimek and Klára Handrejchová. Viewers rate it 8.5 out of 10 across 2 ratings.