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Easy Peasy (2015) [N/A]

Featuring:
Andris Dambis, Kaspars Dambis, Kristaps Dambis

Written by:
Didzis Eglitis

Directed by:
Didzis Eglitis

Release Date:
January 15, 2015

Original Title:
Vēsā mierā

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Fly for Film

Production Countries:
Latvia

Ratings / Certifications:
N/A

Runtime: 85

Overview from TheMovieDB

Andris Dambis – car builder and living auto sport legend - talks about persistence, courage, and his desire to be the first. The first off-road vehicle, the first electric car taking part in the Dakar Rally, the first electric car built in Latvia.

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Overview from Open Movies

This movie is a story about persistence, courage and desire to be the first. Andris Dambis is a legendary persona of Latvian racing sports. Without any previous experience together with his sons and other team members they build the OSCar eO - the first electric off-road vehicle, which is also the first electric vehicle built in Latvia. Their aim and dare is to be the first range-extended electric-drive vehicle to complete the Dakar rally in 2012, an 8400 km long grueling challenge through Argentina, Chile and Peru. And with the insights of makers of this movie, every viewer can be a part of this extraordinary achievement.

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Production

Director:
Didzis Eglītis

Director of Photography:
Kaspars Braķis
Didzis Eglītis

Music:
Kashuks

Producer:
Kaspars Braķis

Sound Director:
Jevgēnijs Kobzevs

Writer:
Didzis Eglītis

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