“The Two Escobars” screening in San Francisco thru 9/2

By On August 29, 2010 · 1 Comment

I had a chance to see this documentary during the HBO New York International Latino Film Festival and, consistent with his incredible first doc, “Favela Rising,” Jeff Zimbalist’s “The Two Escobars” was compelling and well-done.

The doc is screening now thru 9/2 in San Francisco. Read the interview with Zimbalist over on MatadorChange and if you’re in San Fran and want to see this film, scroll all the way down to the bottom of the post for screening info.

 

 

Related Posts

Interview with Jeff Zimbalist, Director of "The Two Escobars"
Austin Chu's "The Recess Ends" Premieres in San Francisco
The century of the self

Jump to More Related Posts ↓

About The Author

Julie Schwietert

Julie Schwietert Collazo is a writer, editor, researcher, and translator currently in New York, formerly of Mexico City and San Juan. She is Matador's managing editor and is the lead faculty member of MatadorU's travel writing program.

More By This Author

view all →

Surf →

Quick-Read

The Goodwin Project: Travel, surf, and raise a family [VID]

Travel with the Goodwins, a nomadic family out to discover the world while starring in a...
by Joshywashington
1

The Season →

5 adventure stories that will keep you watching

These 5 adventure stories will keep you watching long past bedtime
by eric warren
1

 

Quick-Read

Salton Sea: A preview of the post-apocalyptic world (VIDEO)

A tribute to failed optimism and a reminder of what happens when man tries to overpower...
by Sarah Park
1

Activism + Politics →

Filming the people who make a positive difference in our world

Two filmmakers embark on a 99-day journey to film people who are making a positive...
by Joshywashington
4

Athlete / Explorer Profiles →

Live simply so that you may pursue your outdoor passions

Allie Bombach searches out people who have chosen to live simply so they can pursue their...
by eric warren
3

Religion →

'Oh My God' trailer

Filmmaker Peter Rodger travels across 23 countries asking people, "What is God?"
by juli

Buddhism →

Feature

The Life Of The Buddha [Short Film]

An excellent overview of how the life of the Buddha led to his profound awakening.
by Ian MacKenzie
9

Activism + Politics →

Feature

Bill Moyers interviews "Playing For Change" founder Mark Johnson

The project founder reveals the aim and the inspiration behind the ground-breaking...
by Ian MacKenzie
6

Interviews →

Feature

Brook Silva-Braga on new doc "One Day In Africa"

Africa, through the eyes of ordinary citizens.
by Ian MacKenzie
2

Interviews →

Feature

The filmmakers of "Crude Independence" on capturing the moment

How does oil underground affect life on the surface?
by Tim Patterson
1

Interviews →

Feature

The nomadic geniuses behind Roughing It: Mongolia

Meet two 23 year old filmmakers who turned a trip to Mongolia into a documentary on PBS.
by Olivia Giovetti
1

Culture and Art Festivals →

Feature

All roads lead to... All Roads!

The All Roads Film Festival features movies and documentaries that are made by and/or...
by Julie Schwietert

New Media + Blogging →

Feature

Picks of the week: Best & worst place-based films

This week, we're servin' up a menu of our favorite--and least favorite--films about...
by Julie Schwietert
8

Mobile Site