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- Nicolás Entel (Buenos Aires, Argentina; 14 de agosto de 1975) es un director y productor de cine argentino. Se recibió de director en la Universidad del Cine, y tiene una maestría en Broadcasting Administration de la Universidad de Boston, Estados Unidos. Desde el año 2000, divide su tiempo entre las ciudades de Buenos Aires y Nueva York, desde donde fue uno de los co-fundadores de Red Creek Productions. La compañía tiene oficinas en ambas ciudades y en Costa Rica. Además del soporte a la realización de su ópera prima, el documental “Orquesta Típica”, Entel se está desarrollando en el sector largometrajes. Esto incluye al documental “Pecados de mi padre”, el cual dirigió en Colombia y Estados Unidos, y otros cinco largometrajes incluyendo “La Difunta”, un drama que transcurre en la frontera entre México y EE. UU. que el director espera que se convierta en su tercera película. El proyecto está siendo desarrollado como parte del laboratorio de guionistas de NALIP y también participó en la conferencia de Sundance Productores Independientes. “Orquesta Típica” (film que cuenta los avatares de la Orquesta Típica Fernández Fierro) fue aceptada en alrededor de una docena de festivales, incluido el Beverly Hills Film Festival (donde ganó el Premio de la Audiencia), Wild River (en el que fue elegido para abrir el festival), Temecula (EE. UU.), San Rafael y Tandil (Argentina), entre otros lugares. Fue estrenada en los cines argentinos en marzo de 2007. Entel escribió artículos para numerosas revistas, y recibió reconocimientos y premios de varias organizaciones, como por ejemplo: el Berlinale Talent Campus, Kodak, the American Pavilion at the Cannes Film Festival, MPAA, IDFA’s Jan Vrijman Fund, Nalip, , , IFP, INCAA, Universidad de Boston (EE. UU.) y la Universidad del Cine (Argentina). (es)
- Nicolas Entel (born 14 August 1975) is an Argentine filmmaker. He was born in Buenos Aires and lives in Brooklyn, NY. He has written, directed and produced shows for Amazon Studios, Netflix and HBO. Entel created, wrote and show-run the Netflix’ six-part documentary series . It features new interviews, never seen footage and music by almost one hundred of Latin America's biggest rock stars, including Charly Garcia, Fito Paez (Argentina), Ale Lora, Café Tacuba, Molotov (Mexico), Los Prisioneros (Chile), Residente (Puerto Rico) y Aterciopelados (Colombia). The series was directed by Picky Talarico and executive by Entel, along two time Academy Award winner Gustavo Santaolalla, Iván Entel and . He is currently completing the post-production of an Amazon Studios’ bilingual original series, which he co-created, with Miguel Tejada-Flores, and show-run, and stars Sergio Peris-Mencheta (Snowfall), James Moses Black (This is Us) and Horacio Garcia Rojas (Narcos Mexico). The series writers also include Randal Jahnson (The Doors) and Scott Frost (Twin Peaks). All episodes were directed by Rigoberto Castañeda (Kilometro 31). Previously, Entel wrote, directed and produced the documentary Sins of My Father, for which he reunited Pablo Escobar's only son, Sebastian Marroquin (born Juan Pablo Escobar) with those of his father's most prominent victims, Luis Carlos Galan and Rodrigo Lara Bonilla. The film premiered at Sundance, and won at the Havana and Miami film festivals. Dubbed "a masterwork" by The Hollywood Reporter and "one of the great accomplishments in the history of television" by Literature Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa, it has been acquired by, among others, HBO (US), Channel 4 (UK), Discovery Channel (Lat Am), Canal + (Spain), VPRO (Benelux) and Arte (Germany and France) –a record for Spanish language doc. His opera prima was the multiple-award-winning documentary Orquesta Tipica about the Orquesta Tipica Fernandez Fierro Entel is also the founder of Red Creek Productions, one of the top production services companies in Latin America. Recent projects include the movie Paddington 2 and season 3 of the English series Riviera. He has also directed and/or executive produced over 100 TV commercials for such companies as Coca-Cola and Pepsi featuring celebrities such as J. Balvin, Eugenio Derbez and Hugh Jackman. His advertising work has earned multiple awards including multiple Cannes Lions and a Grand Prix at FIAP. Entel studied film at Buenos Aires’ Universidad del Cine (BA, film directing) and has master's degree in Broadcasting Administration from Boston University. (en)
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- Nicolás Entel (Buenos Aires, Argentina; 14 de agosto de 1975) es un director y productor de cine argentino. Se recibió de director en la Universidad del Cine, y tiene una maestría en Broadcasting Administration de la Universidad de Boston, Estados Unidos. Desde el año 2000, divide su tiempo entre las ciudades de Buenos Aires y Nueva York, desde donde fue uno de los co-fundadores de Red Creek Productions. La compañía tiene oficinas en ambas ciudades y en Costa Rica. (es)
- Nicolas Entel (born 14 August 1975) is an Argentine filmmaker. He was born in Buenos Aires and lives in Brooklyn, NY. He has written, directed and produced shows for Amazon Studios, Netflix and HBO. Entel created, wrote and show-run the Netflix’ six-part documentary series . It features new interviews, never seen footage and music by almost one hundred of Latin America's biggest rock stars, including Charly Garcia, Fito Paez (Argentina), Ale Lora, Café Tacuba, Molotov (Mexico), Los Prisioneros (Chile), Residente (Puerto Rico) y Aterciopelados (Colombia). The series was directed by Picky Talarico and executive by Entel, along two time Academy Award winner Gustavo Santaolalla, Iván Entel and . (en)
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