The Penny War

Running for 82 minutes, The Penny War presents a critical examination of how public transport drivers navigate a system that lacks fixed salaries. The film reveals the daily challenges faced by these drivers, emphasizing the dangerous routines they endure in a system that favors large business owners. The documentary portrays the State's indifference, making it a compelling piece for those interested in social issues and public transport dynamics.

Produced by Producciones Cinematográficas UNO Ltda. and ZDF, this film provides an insightful look into the socio-economic factors affecting a vital industry. Its focus on public transport in Bogotá gives it a specific cultural context that may resonate with collectors who appreciate documentaries addressing social justice and economic disparities.