Synopsis

Spanning some of the world’s most formidable rivers and plunging valleys, bridges have consistently represented the forefront of engineering innovation. Our journey takes us to the high peaks of the Colorado desert, where we investigate the precarious fate of a remarkable, yet forgotten, feat of engineering. We explore the origins of a concrete structure in a Czech reservoir, locally known as “Hitler’s bridge.” We examine the rapid collapse of the world's highest bridge, which occurred in under