The Bridge
 

Eric Steel trained his cameras on the Golden Gate Bridge for 1 year. His cameras witnessed 24 suicide attempts. 19 deaths are shown on film.
He then interviewed the families of the victims, without telling them that he had the suicide on camera.
Here's more info, and just be aware of what you're about to see.
the 20/20 episode article
New Yorker Article
and the trailer
the trailer does not show anyone's actual jump, but the 20/20 episode showed it repeatedly.
i watched about 5 different people jumping.
the girl in the trailer that there are pictures of, the photographer actually pulled her back and saved her.
their bodies normally shatter when they hit the water after their 4 second freefall.
Over 1200 people have committed suicide of the bridge, only a handful are known to have survived, including Eric Hines, who is interviewed about his jump and his efforts to put a taller barrier on the bridge.
thoughts?[/

i heard about this a long time ago.

yeah, same but i just remembered

are you going to watch?
i am

so he's made it into a movie?

le documentary

will it be shown at the cinema or go straight to tv though?

i think its kinda a sick idea for a movie, but im still a little bit interested, the way i was when Elephant came out.

movie
elephant was hardly sick

wow, i thought more people would be interested in this
guess i was wrong

Suicides on tape, best movie idea ever.

I think it is brilliant, I want to see it.

i think i will see that movie.

its more than that....








wait, no it isnt!
SUICIDES ON TAPE, FUCK YEAH!

Internet, Fuck Yeah!!!
Porno, Fuck Yeh!

yeah! best invention ever!

Slavery! Fuck Yeah!

Ok, That's it. I'm gonna go see Team america once again...

im watching south park. its way better than team america.

thats because you're antiamerican

Of course, Everyone is antiamerican except for the Americans.

well, fuck em