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Escobar: Paradise Lost (2014) [PG-13]

Featuring:
Benicio Del Toro, Josh Hutcherson, Claudia Traisac

Written by:
Andrea Di Stefano
Francesca Marciano

Directed by:
Andrea Di Stefano


Release Date:
October 11, 2014

Original Title:
Escobar: Paradise Lost

Alternate Titles:
Escobar
Escobar - Paraíso Perdido
Escobar: Paraíso perdido
Paradise Lost
埃斯科巴：失樂園

Genres:
Romance | Thriller

Production Companies:
Chapter 2
Jouror Développement
Nexus Factory
Orange Studio
Paradise Lost Film
Pathé
Roxbury
uFund
uMedia

Production Countries:
Belgium | France | Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
BE: 18  BR: 16  CA: 14A  CH: 16  DE: 16  GB: 15  IE: 15  JP: R15+  LT: N-16  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 120

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Overview from TheMovieDB

For Pablo Escobar family is everything. When young surfer Nick falls for Escobar's niece, Maria, he finds his life on the line when he's pulled into the dangerous world of the family business.

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Overview from Open Movies

Nicko and his brother take off from Canada in search of an easier life on the beaches of Colombia. Nicko meets a girl in the local village and they quickly fall in love, only for Nicko to later find out that Maria's uncle is the drug trafficker, Pablo Escobar. His life takes a dramatic turn after meeting El Patron, and Nick is forced into impossible situations to try and keep his family safe, but does Pablo have other ideas?

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Rankings and Honors

Escobar: Paradise Lost (2014) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 6.5/10
Rotten Tomatoes 54%
Metacritic 56/100
Awards Won: 1 nomination total

Performers

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Production

ADR & Dubbing:
Christine Seznec

Assistant Art Director:
Thibaut Josserand

Camera Operator:
Guillermo Rosas

Casting:
Pascale Béraud
Antonia Dauphin
Yiniva Cardenas

Costume Design:
Marylin Fitoussi

Dialogue Editor:
Sylvain Lasseur

Director:
Andrea Di Stefano

Director of Photography:
Luis David Sansans

Editor:
David Brenner
Maryline Monthieux

Executive Producer:
Josh Hutcherson
Moritz Borman
Benicio del Toro
Luis Pacheco

First Assistant Editor:
Denis Bedlow

Foley:
Gadou Naudin

Hairstylist:
Agathe Dupuis

Makeup Artist:
Avril Carpentier
Thi Thanh Tu Nguyen

Music Editor:
Del Spiva
Annette Kudrak

Original Music Composer:
Max Richter

Picture Car Coordinator:
Bernardo Kenny

Producer:
Miguel Ángel Faura
Adrian Politowski
Isaac Torrás
Nadia Khamlichi
Gilles Waterkeyn
Dimitri Rassam

Production Design:
Carlos Conti

Screenplay:
Andrea Di Stefano

Script Supervisor:
Maggie Perlado

Set Decoration:
Camila Arocha

Sound Designer:
Frédéric Le Louêt

Sound Editor:
Sébastien Marquilly
Alexandre Fleurant

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Julien Perez
Vincent Arnardi

Stunt Coordinator:
Frédéric Vallet

VFX Production Coordinator:
Odile Beraud

Visual Effects Producer:
Michel Denis

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Dominique Fiore
Ronald Grauer
Thomas Duval

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