AS FAR AS THE BATTERY LASTS
BY E-BIKE THROUGH MONGOLIA AND CHINA
Tanja and Denis Katzer provide the audience with a gripping film presentation, giving them an insight behind the scenes of a China that is still closed to the world.
Tanja and Denis Katzer make their way to Ulan-Ude on Lake Baikal on the Trans-Siberian Railway. There they mount their e-bikes and cross Siberia, Mongolia and China. In 338 days, they cover 8,055 kilometers and overcome a good 44,000 meters of altitude (comparable to five times the height of Mount Everest). You drive through the Gobi Desert, along endless grass steppes and over icy passes. They battle scorching heat, freezing cold and raging wind – always accompanied by their dog Ajaci. In impressive images and film sequences, they capture not only the picturesque landscapes and the everyday life of the people, but also the soul of these mysterious millennia-old cultures and the right energy management when riding their e-bikes.
