The Long Walk 70 Years Later

The Long Walk 70 Years Later is the film diary of members of The Long Walk Plus Expedition, who traveled on the trails of the most famous escape from the Soviet labour camp, described in the book The Long Walk by Slavomir Rawicz. This movie is a personal portrayal of the wild world, which the escapees must have challenged in 1941, and which is discovered once again 70 years later. The heroes of the movie Tomasz Grzywaczewski, Bartosz Malinowski and Filip Drożdż (cameraman) travel 8.000 km from northern Siberia to Calcutta in India through Mongolia, Gobi Desert, Tibet and the Himalayas. They are inspired and guided by the fact-based novel.