The life of drug cartel leader Pablo Escobar is to arrive on the big screen, and according to The Hollywood Reporter, Brad Furman has...
Not exact matches
Mexico declared war on
drug cartels and organized crime a decade ago, a conflict that claimed more than 200,000
lives and shows few signs
of slowing up.
Novelist Don Winslow has spent much
of his
life researching and writing about Mexican
drug cartels and the horrific violence they are responsible for.
The movie delivers an unprecedented view into the
lives of two modern - day vigilante leaders who have taken up arms against the murderous Mexican
drug cartels on separate sides
of the Mexico and U.S. border.
A sprawling look at
life on the front lines
of the war against
drug cartels in Mexico, this gripping film by Matthew Heineman explores the dangerous and messy moral dilemmas that arise when vigilante groups on both sides
of the border take action.
Very cool film that depicts real
life drug dealer, currently imprisoned currently to be released in 2014, George Jung (Played in the film by Johnny Depp) who along with the rest
of the Medellin
Cartel that he belonged too, basically started cocaine distribution in the U.S..
Seal turns every CIA directive or order into another money - making opportunity, trading guns meant for the Contras to the Columbians in exchange for cash, deliberately ignoring the consequences
of his actions, both in the United States (the explosion
of life - ruining
drug abuse tied to the
cartels) and in South and Latin America (the tens
of thousands
of civilian deaths euphemized away as «collateral damage» in the
drug wars).
Warring factions in the Mexican state
of Michuacán have taken the
lives of innocents and filled the streets with unlicensed armaments in their crossfire:
drug cartels like the Knights Templar have terrorized the people for years, while the white T - shirt - wearing Autodefensas, led by Dr. Jose Mireles, have fought to protect the civilians, though their methods are as illegal as their
drug - trafficking opposition.
After her
drug kingpin boyfriend frames her for stealing a fortune in
cartel cash, 18 year old LYDIA goes on the run, with only one ally in this whole wide world: her perennial screw - up
of a dad, JOHN LINK, who's been a drunk, a
drug addict, a motorcycle outlaw, and a convict in his time, and now is determined to keep his little girl from harm and, for once in his
life, do the right thing...
But the finer performances go to supporting players like Jon Bernthal (World Trade Center, «The Walking Dead») as an ex-con trying to clean up his
life after many mistakes, and Barry Pepper (True Grit, Casino Jack) as an undercover DEA agent walking a fine line trying to keep Matthews alive while the U.S. Attorney wants to reel in even bigger players in the
drug cartel, regardless
of the collateral damage their actions may cause.
THE INFILTRATOR sees him take the true
life role
of Robert Mazur, who famously went undercover to expose
drug cartels operating in league with supposedly legitimate banks around the world in the 1980s.
Doc would be correct,
of course, and as the plot
of Thomas Pynchon's potboiler pastiche Inherent Vice grinds into high gear, he'll run afoul
of several alive - folks - thought - dead, mysterious cults, more mysterious
cartels, crazy
drugs, loaded guns, subversives, countersubversives, obscure nautical laws, a band
of dentists gone bad, and, worst
of all, he will witness firsthand the slow strangulation
of a certain dream
of free
living at the hands
of nefarious historical forces.
If you have or ever wanted to experience the
life in the
drug world, this book shows you everything from the smallest in the food chain up to the heads
of cartels, this shows what it takes to survive and be successful in the
life that is surrounding the black market
drug world, also shows how two people from two different back grounds can come together to help create an ever growing
drug empire.
When Ghost Recon Wildlands goes
live late tonight on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, chances are millions
of you will be rushing into the Bolivian wilds to wipe out the
drug cartel known as Santa Blanca.
While clearly happy to use the murky subject matter as a source
of entertainment, Ubisoft also appear keen to remind us that while taking on the global
drugs trade and South American
drugs cartels in a virtual world can be a lot
of fun, there is a far darker real
life war that the game takes inspiration from.
Born in Mexico, the Harlingen - based Gonzalez presents large - scale paintings depicting the hardships
of life on the U.S. - Mexico border and the brutality associated with
drug cartels and illegal immigration.
Born in Mexico, the Harlingen - based González presents large - scale paintings depicting the hardships
of life on the U.S. - Mexico border and the brutality associated with
drug cartels and illegal immigration.