Bridge

Feb 9, 2026

0h 10m

★ 0.0

A documentary that follows César Rosas in his daily routine, revealing how artisanal fishing connects human beings with the sea and its legacy.

Overview

“Bridge” follows César Rojas, an artisanal fisherman from the Peruvian coast, as he reveals his daily routine, his spiritual relationship with the sea, and the resilience of a craft that endures despite modernization. Through observation, voice-over, and his own testimony, the documentary builds an intimate portrait in which the sea becomes a mirror of humanity.

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Documentary

Production Companies

Brígidos Studio

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Himself

César Rosas

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6.1

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