Entre las vías: La historia del tren en Puerto Rico
“Entre las vias” follows the five year exploration of director Bryan Ferrer about the railway history of Puerto Rico. The documentary follows the original railway of the island, its decline and the modern Urban Train, a metro system designed for San Juan.
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“Entre las vias” follows the five year exploration of director Bryan Ferrer about the railway history of Puerto Rico. The documentary follows the original railway of the island, its decline and the modern Urban Train, a metro system designed for San Juan.
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Cine Autónomo Films, Kings Pictures
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