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World Premiere World Premiere FILMOGRAPHY A Message from Oliver Stone has directed: “W.” (‘08), “World Trade Center” (‘06), “Alexander” (‘04), “Any Given Sunday” (‘99), “U–Turn” (‘97), “Nixon” (‘95), “Natural Born Killers” (‘94), Oliver Stone “Heaven and Earth” (‘93), “JFK” (‘91), “The Doors” (‘91), “Born On The Fourth Of July” (‘89), I’ve been fortunate to be able “Talk Radio” (‘88), “Wall Street” (‘87), “Platoon” (‘86), “Salvador” (‘86), “The Hand” (‘81) to make several films about North and “Seizure” (‘73). He’s written or co–written all of the above, with the exception of America’s neglected “backyard” “U–Turn”, “World Trade Center” and “W.”. –– Central and South America. He’s also written or co–written: “Midnight Express” (‘78), “Scarface” (‘83), The low budget, independently “Conan The Barbarian” (‘82), “Year Of The Dragon” (‘85), “Evita” (‘96), and shot SALVADOR, about the U.S. “8 Million Ways To Die” (’86). involvement with the death squads of El Salvador, and starring James He’s directed 3 documentaries –– “Looking for Fidel” (‘04), “Comandante” (‘03), Woods in an Oscar–nominated “Persona Non Grata” (‘03). performance, was released in 1986; this was followed by COMANDANTE He’s produced or co–produced: “The People vs. Larry Flynt” (‘96), in 2003, and LOOKING FOR FIDEL in “The Joy Luck Club” (‘93), “Reversal of Fortune” (‘90), “Savior” (‘98), 2004, both of these documentaries “Freeway” (‘96),“South Central” (‘98), “Zebrahead” (‘92), “Blue Steel” (‘90), exploring Fidel Castro in one–on–one and the ABC mini–series “Wild Palms” (‘93). An Emmy was given to him and his interviews. Each of these films has struggled to be distributed in North America. co–producer for the HBO film “Indictment: The McMartin Trial”, and he was I was invited to Venezuela to meet President Hugo Chavez for the first time during nominated for the documentary “The Last Days of Kennedy and King”. his aborted rescue mission of Colombian hostages, held by FARC, during Christmas of Stone has won Oscars for directing “Born On The Fourth Of July” and “Platoon”, 2007. As is often the case, the man I met was not the man I’d read and heard about and for writing “Midnight Express”. He was nominated for director (JFK) and in the U.S. media. co–writer (Nixon). He’s also received three Golden Globes for directing (“Platoon”, I was able to return in January 2009 to interview Presdient Chavez in more “Born On The Fourth Of July” and “JFK”), one for writing (“Midnight Express”). depth. Was Hugo Chavez really the anti–American force we’ve been told he is? Once we began our journey, we found ourselves going beyond Venezuela to several other countries, and interviewing seven Presidents in the region, telling a larger and even more compelling story, which has now become SOUTH OF THE BORDER. BIOGRAPHY Leader after leader seemed to be saying the same thing. They wanted to control their own resources, strengthen regional ties, be treated as equals with the U.S., and Stone was born September 15, 1946 in New York, New York. Prior to his film career, become financially independent of the International Monetary Fund. Stone worked as a schoolteacher in Vietnam, a Merchant Marine sailor, taxi driver, Based on our experiences in Iraq, Americans must question the role of our media messenger, production assistant, and sales representative. He served in the U.S. Army in demonizing foreign leaders as our enemies. The consequences of this can be brutal. Infantry in Vietnam in 1967–68. He was wounded twice and decorated with the Bronze This is a continuing story. It is going on right now with Hugo Chavez in Venezuela. Star for Valor. After returning from Vietnam, he completed his undergraduate studies Hopefully, in our film, you’ll get to hear a far different side of the “official” story. at New York University Film School in 1971. Synopsis for “SOUTH OF THE BORDER” In January 2009, Oliver Stone travelled to Venezuela to interview President Hugo Chavez, and examine the way Chavez has been portrayed in the U.S. media. Was Chavez really the anti–American force the media claimed he was? Once the journey began, however, Stone and his crew found themselves going beyond Venezuela to several other countries, and interviewing seven Presidents in the region, telling a larger and even more compelling story. In casual conversation, Stone sits down with Presidents Chavez, Evo Morales (Bolivia), Lula da Silva (Brazil), Cristina Kirchner (Argentina), as well as her husband and ex–President Nestor Kirchner, Fernando Lugo (Paraguay), Rafael Correa (Ecuador), and Raul Castro (Cuba). Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez rides a Bolivian President Evo Morales bicycle in his grandmother’s backyard. during an interview with Stone. President Chavez and co-director of photography Albert Maysles. Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa and Cuban President Raul Castro. Director Oliver Stone and producer Fernando Sulichin arrive in La Paz. Stone during an interview with the President of Paraguay, Fernando Lugo. Co-Writer Tariq Ali. Photo by Nina Subin Stone and President Morales kick the soccer ball around. Stone and consultant Mark Weisbrot. End Credits Archival Material Courtesy Of: ABC News VideoSource Directed by Oliver Stone Angel Palacios & PanaFilms Produced by Fernando Sulichin, Jose Ibanez, Rob Wilson Buy Out Footage Written by Tariq Ali and Oliver Stone CBS News Archives Consultant: Mark Weisbrot CNN Image Source Executive Producers: Chris Hanley, Juan Riva, Serge Lobo C-SPAN Directors of Photography: Albert Maysles, Carlos Marcovich, Lucas Fuica Footage Farm Editors: Alexis Chavez & Elisa Bonora Fox News Channel Sound Engineer: Juan Carlos Prieto Globovision Associate Producers: Tara Tremaine, Suzie Gilbert, Victor Ibanez, Jean Pierre Marois Los Alamos National Laboratory Line Producer: Steven Pines National Archives and Records Administration Composer: Adam Peters The New York Times Company Executive Music Producer: Budd Carr NBC Pentagrama Films and New Element in association Paloma Garcia with Good Apple presents PBS An Oliver Stone Film POND5 “South of the Border” Power Pictures/ “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” Additional Camera: RCTV Patrick Anderson United States Department of Defense Sarah Bertrand Venevision Elisa Bonora Kirk Kuppig The Following Compositions Courtesy of APM Joe Lipari “Chi Chi Cha Cha” Steven Wacks Composer: Mario Nascimbene Rob Wilson “Rumba Maria B” Additional Audio: “Baila Carnival B” Dennis DeVries “Cha Cubano (b)” T. Michael Coleman “Mambo Cubano B” Additional editing: “Son La China C” Michael Klaumann Composers: Traditional; Orlando Paz Anthony Smedile “Hostile” Production Coordinators (Spain): Karen Abreu, Elena Saiz Composer: Norman Dane Production Coordinator (South America): Mark Johnson Production Coordinator (New York and Washington D.C.): Edward Ellis “Meaning of Life” Still Photographer: Jose Ibanez “Crime Squad” Assistant to Oliver Stone: Evan Bates “Right Direction” Production Assistant: Aden Glassman Composer: Philippe Guez Graphics: GrapeVine Productions “Suite Federico 1” Hi-Def to 2K Recording: ICV, a Point.360 Company “Suite De l’Absente 1” Translation and Subtitles: Aegis Rapidtext “Preface” Post Production Sound Mix: Bruce Gowdy, Charley Randazzo Composer: Christian Girardot Mixed at Believe Entertainment “State of War” Production Accountants: Blanca Camacho, Jose Manuel Fernandez Composer: Keith Mansfield Legal Services Provided by: Donaldson and Callif Travel Provided by: Julie Shapiro/ Travel Corps. “State of Play” Archive Coordinator: Maria Laura Vasquez Composer: Patrick Hawes “San Rafael (b)” The Producers Wish To Thank: Composers: Traditional; Ignacio Bermudez Hugo Chavez Joaquin Domingez German Sanchez Otero “Seen From The Sky” Evo Morales Sara Echezarreta Micaela Ovelar Composer: Pierre Perez-Vergara Cristina Kirchner Maria Gabriela Angel Palacios “Strength and Honor” Nestor Kirchner Paloma Garcia Dr. Oscar Parrili Composer: Gregor F. Narholz Lula da Silva Carlos Goodman Planta 14 “Crime Alerts” Raul Castro Isabel Victoria Izarra Gonzalez Temir Porras “Intervention Squad” Rafael Correa Omar Gonzalez Eduardo Porter “Forensic Expert” Fernando Lugo Dr. Alfredo Gualano David Power Composer: Frederic Sans Christina Allen Vicky Hilton Abel Prieto “Dark Drones (a)” Guillermo & Marcela Kathleen Hughes Compania Argentina De “Rolling (a)” San Agustin Jeff Jacobs Recursos I “The Eternal Flame” Maximilien Arvelaiz Bart Jones Luis Reyes Reyes Composer: Richard Harvey Asdrubal Shadow Limitada Carlos Ron El Avila Tina Rosenberg “Adios Mi Amor” Bryan Lourd Janeth De Beltour Steven Rubenstein “La Muchacha De Ma Vida” Carl Lovell Hotel Melia, Caracas Jaime Sanchez Composer: Herry Ansker Audra Lugo William Carcaman Maldonado y Mafalda Claude & Rose Serra “Cold War” Center for Economic and Manuel Marcano Helga Toro Composers: Chris Payne; Paul Rogers Policy Research Media Central Manuel Vadell “Entre Ciel Et Fer” Jesse Chacon Julio Montes Maria Laura Vasquez Composers: Charles Berenice Ombeline; Michel Villar Marcial Congo Bill Moyers Laura Veiga Nicholas Dalton Gregory Wilpert “Alegria” Chelsea Mozen Tim Delaney Luis Notario Scott Wilson Composer: Guillaume De Chassy Philippe Delmas “Redemption” From teleSUR: Composer: Michael Giacchino Andres Izarra, Aurig Hernandez Luis Prieto “Talicuna” Presidente – teleSUR Otolio Ibarra Daniel Puerta Composer: Ruben E. Colque Ledesma Jesus Acosta Maria Alexandra Leon Nelson Pusana, Helicoptero “Altiplano Indians 2” Luis Aranda Daniel Machado Eli Rivero “Pampas of Argentina 1” Daniel Azuaje Jose Medina Ana Rojas Composers: Jean-Pierre
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