The original remake of Carlos Enrique Taboada which debuted on screen in 1975 starring Susana Dosamantes, Lucía Méndez, Claudia Islas, Helena Rojo and Pedro Armendariz, among others, is brought to the screen again in August 2014 and produced by Marco Polo Constandse, becoming the first Mexican film, made in 3D, outside of animation.

“We are risking and we face many difficulties due to the type of infrastructure required to generate these 3D productions, because the country does not have it. We want to pay tribute to the writer and director Carlos Enrique Taboada, who is remembered for his extraordinary stories of terror. In this new version will find some shots we did in honor of the age of cinema,” said Marco Polo Constandse.

In the production also available: Leonardo Zimbrón and José María Torre, who co-produced by the Celeste Films company. The direction is provided by Henry Bedwell. The Spanish company PuntolaPosPo is responsible for the effects in 3D.

Más Negro que la Noche was filmed for 15 weeks in Mexico City. The film is starring Zuria Vega, Adriana Louvier, Erendira Ibarra and Margarita Sanz, among others.

The story chronicles the life of Ofelia and her group of friends, who after the death of Aunt Susan, her niece Ophelia became heir of the old house, where they move provided care for the aunt’s pet, Becker a black cat; Days after the cat died mysteriously appears in the basement and strange things start happening in the house.

The gala organized by the Foreign Press Association of Hollywood will be

held on January 12 and will be hosted by Amy Poehler and Tina Fey.

Here are the complete nominations in Film categories:

Best Motion Picture – Drama

- ’12 Years of Slavery’

- ‘Captain Phillips’

- ‘Gravity’

- ‘Philomena’

- ‘Rush’

Best Picture – Comedy or Musical

- ‘The Great American Scam’

- ‘Her’

- ‘A purpose Llewyn Davis’

- ‘Nebraska’

- ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’

Best Director

- Alfonso Cuaron’s, ‘Gravity’

- Paul Greengrass, ‘Captain Phillips’

- Steve McQueen, ’12 Years of Slavery’

- Alexander Payne, ‘Nebraska’

- David O. Russell, ‘The Great American Scam’

Best Actor – Drama

- Chiwetel Ejiofor, ’12 Years of Slavery’

- Idris Elba, ‘Mandela, from Myth to Man’

- Tom Hanks, ‘Captain Phillips’

- Matthew McConaughey, ‘Dallas Buyers Club’

- Robert Redford, ‘When All is Lost’

Best Actor – Comedy or Musical

- Christian Bale, ‘The Great American Scam’

- Bruce Dern, ‘Nebraska’

- Leonardo DiCaprio, ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’

- Oscar Isaac, ‘Speaking of Llewyn Davis’

- Joaquin Phoenix, ‘Her’

Best Actress – Drama

- Cate Blanchett, ‘Blue Jasmine’

- Sandra Bullock, ‘Gravity’

- Judi Dench, ‘Philomena’

- Emma Thompson, ‘Meet Mr. Banks’

- Kate Winslet, ‘A Life in Three Days’

Best Actress – Comedy or Musical

- Amy Adams, ‘The Great American Scam’

- Julie Delpy, ‘Before Sunset’

- Greta Gerwig, ‘Frances Ha’

- Julia Louis -Dreyfus, ‘No more words’

- Meryl Streep, ‘August’

Best Supporting Actor

- Barkhad Abdi, ‘Captain Phillips’

- Daniel Brühl, ‘Rush’

- Bradley Cooper, ‘The Great American Scam’

- Michael Fassbender, ’12 years of Slavery’

- Jared Leto, ‘Dallas Buyers Club’

Best Supporting Actress

- Sally Hawkins, ‘Blue Jasmine’

- Jennifer Lawrence, ‘The Great American Scam’

- Lupita Nyong’o, ’12 Years of Slavery’

- Julia Roberts, ‘August’

- June Squibb, ‘Nebraska’

Animated Movie

- ‘The Croods’

- ‘Gru 2. Despicable’

- ‘Frozen: The kingdom of ice’

Foreign Film

- ‘Life of Adele’

- ‘The Beautiful’

- ‘The Hunt’

- ‘The Past’

- ‘Wind rose’

Best Screenplay

- ‘Her’

- ‘Nebraska’

- ‘Philomena’

- ’12 Years of Slavery’

- ‘The Great American Scam’

Best Soundtrack

- “When All is Lost’

- ‘Mandela, from Myth to Man’

- ‘Gravity’

- ‘The Book Thief’

- ’12 Years of Slavery’

Best Song

- ‘Atlas’, ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’

- “Let it Go”, ‘Frozen: The Kingdom of Ice’

- “Ordinary Love”, ‘Mandela, from Myth to Man’

- “Please, Mr. Kennedy,” ‘Speaking of Llewyn Davis’

- “Sweeter than Fiction”, ‘One Chance’

Cecil B. DeMille Award

- Woody Allen

After the success of the saga of Rápido y furioso from Universal Pictures, Columbia Pictures does now with the most famous video game Playstationdriving simulator, Gran Turismo. With a production team formed by Michael De Luca, Dana Brunetti and Kevin Spacey, the producer is already working on the film adaptation, under the command of Alex Tse, writer of the Watchmen film.

Other productions are already preparing their departure to the big screen are: Need for Speed of DreamWorks and Hot Wheels of LegendaryPictures.

Significantly, the Gran Turismo franchise is one of the most successful of Playstation in its sixth installment released in early 2013; it reached the range of $60 and $70million.

Alice in Wonderland

Walt Disney officially announced release dates for two important projects that they have been working for several months. The first is adapted from the work of Rudyard Kipling, 1894, The Jungle Book, which hits the charts on October 9, 2015. Written by Justin Marks and directed by Jon Favreau, the story centers on an Indian boy named Mowgli who was raised by wolves and with other jungle animals.

Meanwhile, in May 27, 2016 will reach theaters Alice in Wonderland 2, the sequel to the hit film released in 2010, directed by Tim Burton, and again feature Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter. Alice in Wonderland scored an extraordinary collection of $1,025 million dollars in worldwide box office. Even though Burton does not participate, Disney hopes to repeat the success.

Alice in Wonderland 2 will be directed by James Bobin (The Muppets) and will feature a script by Linda Woolverton. The cast is a mystery, because Disney has not revealed any names.

Apocalipsis

According to The Hollywood Reporter the big screen adaptation of the fourth novel by Stephen King, The Stand in its original version, has been without a director again. Without knowing for sure the reasons why David Yates, Ben Affleck and Scott Cooper have now abandoned the project, the aforementioned media notes that the tone of the film could be the main reason for discrepancy between filmmaker and studio.

Warner Brothers Studios Pictures already analyzed the list of possible candidates, among which are the names of filmmakers like Cary Fukunaga, Paul Greengrass, Daniel Espinosa and Denis Villeneuve. It is noteworthy that Warner has not yet decided the approach they want to give to this project and furthermore, to decide the number of films which will be adapted to the best-selling King’s novel in America.

Apocalipsis, King’s work of 1500 pages in 1978 after being reissued in 1990, tells how a flu virus, artificially created as a potential bacteriological weapon, spreads over the United States and kills millions. The survivors have common dreams, in which an elderly woman and a young man appear. The old woman encourages them to travel to Nebraska to fight Randall Flagg, an abominable character who embodies the forces of evil and has a nuclear arsenal.