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Escobar: Paradise Lost (Blu-ray) Benicio Del Toro, Josh Hutcherson NEW

US$11.80

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Original Brand New Factory Sealed

NTSC, Region A, Widescreen

English and French language audio option.

English, French subtitles.

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Listing Type	Gallery Listing
Listing ID#	153291310
Start Time	Tue 20 Dec 2016 18:16:12 (BST)
Close Time	Run Until Sold
Starting Bid	Fixed Price (no bidding)
Item Condition	New
Bids	0
Views	5248
Dispatch Time	Next Day
Quantity	3
Location	Canada
Auto Extend	No
Format	Blu-ray Disc
Genre	Drama
Rating	!
Region Code	Blu-ray: A (Americas, Southeast Asia...)

Pre-Filled Information
Stock Photo	Title Escobar: Paradise Lost	Barcode (UPC/EAN) 888235022123	Format NTSC
	Rating 14	Region Region 1: US, CA	Distributor VVS Films
	RRP	Release Year 2015	Product Category DVDs
	Length 119 mins	DVD Category Thrillers	DVD Subcategory Other
	Synopsis Andrea Di Stefano's crime drama ESCOBAR: PARADISE LOST stars Josh Hutcherson as Nick, an American who opens a surf shop in Colombia. Nick begins dating a young woman, who turns out to be the niece of the feared and powerful drug lord Pablo Escobar (Benicio Del Toro). When Nick gets involved in a feud with a rival store, Escobar puts a definitive end to the dispute, and soon the young man finds himself drawn into Escobar's world of crime, power, and hedonism. Eventually, he must decide what he is willing to do in order to keep this new lifestyle. ESCOBAR: PARADISE LOST screened at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival.