Puente 2016
In Javier Vigil's tense and atmospheric short drama Puente (2016), two strangers find themselves trapped on opposite sides of a bridge, their conversation revealing a shared sense of paralysis and longing.
Director: Javier Vigil
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Puente (2016) about?
Puente follows two people stalled by an uncrossable bridge, their talk uncovering personal failures and the longing for change. Trapped in conversation, they confront their fears while searching for a way forward that seems just out of reach.
Who directed Puente?
Puente was directed by Javier Vigil, an Argentine filmmaker known for his intimate, character-driven storytelling.
Who stars in Puente?
The film stars Guillermo Berthold, Manuela Fernández Vivian, Pedro Weimer, and Virginia Lenarduzzi in its core ensemble.
Is Puente (2016) worth watching?
Puente is a compact, emotionally sharp drama that rewards viewers who appreciate subtle storytelling and strong performances. Its brief runtime packs a punch, making it ideal for fans of character-driven shorts.
How long is Puente?
Puente has a runtime of 19 minutes.
About Puente (2016) — A 19-minute drama of love, fear and the crossing we never make
In Javier Vigil's tense and atmospheric short drama Puente (2016), two strangers find themselves trapped on opposite sides of a bridge, their conversation revealing a shared sense of paralysis and longing. As the weight of their personal disappointments settles between them, the crossing they desperately seek becomes not just a physical challenge but a metaphor for transformation. The confined setting intensifies their emotional exchange, blending romance with raw realism.
Guillermo Berthold and Manuela Fernández Vivian deliver raw, understated performances as Andrés and Ana, whose dialogue explores fear, regret, and the fragile hope of escape. With a runtime of just 19 minutes, Vigil crafts a compact yet powerful meditation on human connection and the barriers we build—both internal and external—that prevent us from moving forward.