The point of the movie (besides making money) is to introduce those parts of the world less familiar w/Columbian drug cartels (mostly Pablo Escobar) as seen through the experiences of a journalist, Virginia Vallejo, and her intimate experiences. As many reviewers harangued about bad accents I wonder how that damages the insights & history learned of those involved. Taking place mostly in the '80s the movie gave me another perspective on "Thanks to those men (cartels) it's going to snow cocaine in the US." At the time about 40 tons a year. Touched upon, but perhaps needed more scene time was the degree of violence committed by all sides.
Review of Loving Pablo
