Dust to Glory (2004)
- Director(s):
- Dana Brown
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- PG
- Format(s):
- DVD
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Synopsis of Dust to Glory
Documentary filmmaker Dana Brown, who created a visually striking look at the world of surfing in 2003's Step Into Liquid, hits dry land running in this portrait of the world of off-road racing. The Baja 1000 is one of the world's premier desert racing events; taking place both on and off the roads in and around Baja California, the annual road rally pits drivers against punishing conditions as they attempt to cover the thousand-mile course in 36 hours or less. With a wide variety of different vehicles competing -- from modified trucks to stock Volkswagens -- Dust to Glory takes viewers into the middle of the race, with camera crews following in the action while several drivers race with cameras mounted to their cars for a "you are there" perspective. Dust to Glory also puts a special focus on driver Mike "Mouse" McCoy, who hopes to achieve a unique distinction as one of the first drivers to drive the entire one-thousand-mile course by himself (most vehicles employ a team of drivers for the long and demanding race). Dust to Glory director Dana Brown is the son of Bruce Brown, director of such legendary sports films as The Endless Summer and On Any Sunday. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 97 mins
Complete Cast of Dust to Glory
- Director(s):
- Dana Brown
- Writer(s):
- Dana Brown
- Producer(s):
- Scott Waugh, Mike McCoy
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- PG
- Categories:
- Independent Films, Documentary
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