The Road to El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019)
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"The Road to El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" was the highly anticipated epilogue to the legendary series. Now, Netflix offers the opportunity to delve into the making of this movie with the documentary short. This production will be a true pleasure for the most ardent fans, who weren't satisfied with the feature and need more of their favorite characters. The most interesting thing is that, through these interviews, the cast conveys the true meaning of the series in their lives and careers, turning the short into a love letter to one of the most successful television productions of all time. And note that, despite being an exclusive Netflix production, this documentary can also be seen for free on YouTube - just click "play" in the area where you usually see, here at Filmelier, the trailers.
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A look behind the scenes of El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (2019), with interviews of those involved.
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