
Suspension
Documentary
Overview
In the depths of the Colombian jungle, the skeleton of an immense abandoned cement bridge is tucked away. It has turned into a delusional tourist attraction.
Top Cast
Guillermo Guerrero Urrutia
Guillermo Guerrero Urrutia
Self
Guillermo Guerrero Urrutia
Self
Salomón Tulcán
Salomón Tulcán
Self
Salomón Tulcán
Self
Angela María Zuluaga
Angela María Zuluaga
Self
Angela María Zuluaga
Self
María Yurani Narváez
María Yurani Narváez
Self
María Yurani Narváez
Self
Gloria Esperanza Pulgarín
Gloria Esperanza Pulgarín
Self
Gloria Esperanza Pulgarín
Self
Albeiro Zuluaga
Albeiro Zuluaga
Self
Albeiro Zuluaga
Self
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