A long-term resident of Pacific Beach explores the gradual gentrification of his once sleepy neighborhood in San Diego, California.
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Shareef Haq | ... | Self - Host |
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Jake Fields | ... | Self - Chief Executive Officer |
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Eddie Okino | ... | Self - Restaurant Owner |
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Elise 'Maddox' Thullen | ... | Self - Studio Owner |
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Javier Gonzalez | ... | Self - Restaurant Owner |
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Andrew Pasaretti | ... | Self - Rental Property Owner |
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Julie Haq | ... | Self - Human Resources Professional |
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Chez Elliott | ... | Self - Farmers Market Vendor |
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Jason Froelich | ... | Self - Farmers Market Vendor |
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Ray Agishi | ... | Self - Restaurant Owner |
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"Jewel of the Pacific" is a short documentary film featuring Shareef Haq, a long-term resident of Pacific Beach, as he explores the gradual gentrification of his once sleepy neighborhood in San Diego, California. Throughout the film, Shareef learns from a diverse group of Pacific Beach residents how the neighborhood has changed from attracting surfers and college students to attracting a demographic of entrepreneurs and work professionals who bring along better restaurants, better bars, better fitness options, and even their own farmers market. Will the beach culture of the local community survive as the cost of living starts going up, pushing out original residents? Written by Eladio Arvelo
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A story on gentrification in the heart of San Diego, California: Pacific Beach.Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
11 April 2019 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Pacific Beach, San Diego, California, USAEdit
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$8,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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With this short documentary I feel like I know PB already. I think I got a good grasp of the current state of things there (good ones and less good ones). It is an amazing place where I am sure I'd enjoy its different activities it offers.