In Alaska fa caldo

Stefano Elmi quits, packs up his bike and leaves with a one-way ticket to Calgary with a vague idea of going north influenced by the readings of Jack London and other adventurers. From there it moves towards the Rocky Mountains, the Yukon, the Klondike and then proceeds towards the border between Canada and Alaska, along the Denali Highway, reaching the foot of the great mountain, then it goes south, to Anchorage and up to the Kenai Peninsula, where the road ends. He discovers that it can also be hot in Alaska; he meets American pensioners with their immense motorhomes, completely drunk natives, border gunslingers, bears and caribou; he guzzles terrible burgers and giant beers, but he also happens to suffer from hunger and thirst along the 5000 kilometers of a road that seems to never end.