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FINAL Documentary screening: “Sins of my Father.” Tuesday, May 3rd, 8:00pm, Stabile Student Center

Sins of my Father, directed by Nicolás Entel (Colombia, 2009)

We’re ending on the highest note!

Come join us for the final documentary screening from our CU-NAHJ series “The Reel Latin America,” presenting SINS OF MY FATHER (Pecados de mi Padre, Argentina, 2009), about the perils of being the son of Pablo Escobar, Colombia’s most infamous drug lord.

FREE PIZZA WILL BE SERVED
Q&A with director Nicolás Entel
Very special Q&A: Sebastián Marroquín (aka Juan Pablo Escobar), Pablo Escobar’s son, will take questions via Skype. Continue reading

Slideshow: Documentary screening “An Unholy Route,” Tuesday, April 19th

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An Unholy Route (Una Ruta Nada Santa: De San Salvador a San Fernando, 2011,) a documentary on the August 2010 massacre in Tamaulipas, Mexico of 72 immigrants on their way from Central America to the United States, had its New York premiere at Columbia Journalism School.

The event was coordinated by CU-NAHJ for the documentary screening series “The Reel Latin America.”

Héctor Hugo Jiménez, editor-in-chief of Hora Cero newspaper in Mexico and the film’s director, joined us for a Q&A after the screening.

The premiere of An Unholy Route captured the attention of the Hispanic media, with interviews to Mr. Jiménez for CNN en Español, Telemundo47 and NY1 (TimeWarner). Hora Cero also promoted the event on its website.

Here’s the interview with Mr. Héctor Hugo Jiménez and Sandro Mairata, speaker’s coordinator from CU-NAHJ, and coordinator of our documentary screening series.

Thanks to everyone involved!

Slideshow: Documentary screening “Cooking Up Dreams,” Tuesday, April 12th

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It was a night to remember. CU-NAHJ presented the Award-winning Peruvian documentary Cooking Up Dreams (De Ollas y Sueños, 2009) by Ernesto Cabellos at Stabile Student Center, Columbia University, with Peruvian food and drinks from three kind sponsors:

- Panca restaurant: www.pancany.com (Thanks to chef Emmanuel Piqueras)

- PioPio restaurant: www.piopio.com (Thanks to Augusto Yallico and Francisco Málaga)

- Tutuma Social Club restaurant: www.tutumasocial.com (Thanks Santina Matwey)

Peruvian consul Fortunato Quezada was also among the attendees.

Documentary screening: “Cooking Up Dreams,” Tuesday, April 12th

The Peruvian cuisine revolution captured in one film

“COOKING UP DREAMS,”  by Ernesto Cabellos (Peru, 2009)

Free Peruvian food will be served!

Can an entire nation be represented by its cuisine? This documentary journeys to the kitchens of Peru’s coast, highlands and jungle, as well as Peruvian expat communities in Paris, London, Amsterdam and New York for answers.

From the most humble family kitchens to the poshest restaurants, from stories of pioneering Peruvian chefs abroad to those who preserve ancient recipes at home, we find that Peru’s cuisine is a deliciously integrating for its people, who have historically been marked by ethnic and economic differences.

7:30pm – 9pm
Stabile Student Center
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
* Open to students and all general public

Cooking Up Dreams (Trailer) from Guarango Film & Video on Vimeo.