Watched this stunning documentary last year when it was first shown during the excellent True Stories season on More4. The recent thread about suicide got me thinking a few here should record this and watch it. It's a long time since a documentary had me rooted like this one. If you missed it first time round, this is your chance to catch it.
From the programme notes:
The Golden Gate Bridge is a symbol of American engineering might. Visible for miles around and as graceful as it is functional, it's small surprise that it's one of the world's leading tourist attractions. Less well known, however, is the fact that it is also one of the world's most popular suicide locations – Over 1,300 people are known to have died there since its 1937 opening.
