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- This item is used Description In the early seventies, the ordinary American guy George Jung started selling dope to his friends. Just for home use. He had a fear of ending up like his parents: worried about work and lack of money. In a very short time he came into contact with the answer to all the fast-money’s wildest trip, Pablo Escobar, and soon George organized all the cocaine that flowed unchecked across borders. He and his friends earned so much cash that they did not know what to do with it. They tripped for fat and life was a party! But in the end there was a bill to be paid. Some paid with their lives, others with life imprisonment, cut off from their families... And it is a true story: George Jung faces potentially parole around 2014 Region code 2 Edition Runtime in minutes 118 Year of production 2001

CategoryMovies
SubcategoryDVDs & Blu-ray Discs
ConditionUsed
SKU8849
GTIN5706710213277
Physical formatDVD
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