Purchase the Odyssey DVD - direct from the lads
DVD: Buy Direct From the Lads
Keen on a DVD? Of course you are, amazing African visuals, laid back kiwis, awesome soundtrack
(view the comments page for justification of the awesome sound track full of Kiwi tunes such as Kora, Thomas Oliver Band, and some great African beats)
If you are keen on a DVD we really appreciate your support, email us and we will get back to you with payment details and once the money has cleared we will send your DVD of Grass Roots African Motorcycle Adventure Goodness right to your door, hand delivered on motorbike by one of the four Odyssey Lads (not actually hand delivered by us but if we could we would) click here to email us and we can get your DVD out to you.
FILM: UK Adventure Film Fest 09
We have done our Mums and Dads proud! We have made the cut for the UK AFF 09. Screening at 28 locations around the UK from the 28th of September to the 14th October. Check the website for details and free tickets for those in the UK
SKY TV: NZ Documentary Channel
We are proud to announce that African Odyssey will be broadcast to NZ living rooms in September so you can watch from the comfort of your own home! NZ Documentary Channel has seen the promise of some good quality New Zealand made content for your viewing pleasure. Planned screening dates below.
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Background to the Odyssey
Armed with no motorcycle experience and a borrowed HD camera, four friends from small-town Whakatane, New Zealand, decided to screw the job, the good advice and stories about Africa and set off on the adventure of a life time – crossing the length of the African continent, on motorbikes most people wouldn’t ride to the cow shed.
And did they make it? You bet their bruised backsides they did. Not only did they manage to ride all 21,000km from Cape Town to London and not get shot, these clever chaps even managed to film the whole thing too – so now we get to watch!
Countless breakdowns, rogue animals, debilitating bouts of diarrhoea and about three thousand and seventy two potholes later, we bring you “African Odyssey” – a full-length documentary that captures the ups and downs (damn those potholes!) pleasures, disappointment, the perseverance of travel across Africa and the joy of sharing an adventure with friends.
Phillip Anderson, Julian Kardos, Nic Twaddle and Jeremy Gray.
If you missed the successful premiere tour - ask your local cinema for details as we will be screening again in some areas.
Once again a big “Cheers!” to all those who came and saw the film on our New Zealand tour.