The film marks the return of Chris Evans, as the classic superhero Steve Rogers/Captain America, together with Scarlett Johansson in the role of the Black Widow and Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury. Also, the actor Robert Redford joins the stellar cast as agent Alexander Pierce, a senior leader within the S.H.I.E.L.D. organization. The producer of the film is Kevin Feige, current president of Marvel Studios. Alan Fine, Louis D’Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Michael Grillo, y Stan Lee are the Executive Producers. The artistic production team includes Director of Photography Trent Opaloch (Elysium, District 9) and Production Designer Peter Wenham (21 Jump Street, Fast Five).

The second part of the saga resumes action from the end of The Avengers: Los Vengadores, when Steve Rogers strives to carry out his role in the modern world and joins Natasha Romanoff, known as Black Widow, to fight a gloomy and powerful enemy of today, in Washington, D.C. The film hits theaters in Latin America in 2014.

“Hidalgo, la historia jamas contada” was filmed in Guanajuato, San Luis Potosi and Michoacan. In its release date, 500 copies of the film were placed in theaters across Mexico in what was described as one of the biggest releases of all time in terms of number of copies.

The story of this Mexican independence hero is told from the point of view of his thoughts from his cell at Chihuahua’s Military Hospital, where he is imprisoned for his independence activities and shortly before his execution. Hidalgo begins to remember moments of his life, including his position as parish priest in the town of San Felipe Torres Mochas where he translated and produced the play “Tartuffe” by Moliere. During this time he fell in love with Josefa Quintana, with whom he had three children, leaving the priesthood for a short time in his life. He also reflects on his education at a Jesuit school, his life as a teacher, his passion for theater, his approach to the indigenous world and his constant fight against the hypocrisy of the time. The film depicts a humanized hero, with his strengths and weaknesses and caused disputes between film critics and historians.

With this film ViendoMovies dresses up its screen with a brand new production in the style and quality of today’s Mexican cinema, portraying a beloved figure for all Latin Americans and especially those of Mexican origin. ViendoMovies programs the best films originally produced in Spanish 24 hours without commercial breaks in a culturally relevant on air package and look, supporting the Spanish film industry at all levels: talent, events and festivals. This feature has resulted in a unique bond with viewers and expectations about how the channel evolves in this approach that celebrates the cultural diversity and contributions of Latinos to the American nation

“I waited for this day for a long time.  I am not crazy when I say that it was so long. I know the people from Pixar was very busy creating “Toy Story 16’” but the wait was worth it.

The script is fantastic and has everything that I adored in the first movie: much feeling, fun and best of all: There’s more  Dory!”.

The comedian Ellen DeGeneres, who voices the character of Dory in the animated film

Meanwhile, Pixar veteran director Andrew Stanton takes the audience back to the extraordinary underwater world created in the original film. “There’s no Dory without Ellen”, said the director. “She won the hearts of viewers around the world, In addition to winning Pixar’s team. Something that we kept thinking was that she was all alone in the ocean the day she met Marlin. In Finding Dory, will meet with their loved ones and, along the way, and learn a lot of things about the meaning of family”.

FINDING DORY develops nearly a year after the first movie and presents again the favourites Marlin, Nemo and the Fishbowl Gang, among others. Partially set on the California coast,  the history also welcomes several new characters, including some who prove to be a very important part of the life of Dory.

The Wit, Swiss-based agency that studies TV trends worldwide, presents this list, and during the commemoration of its 50th anniversary, will award this distinction to the series Pablo Escobar: “El patrón del mal”, ratifying it as one of the most outstanding productions of recent years. The list includes TV classics like Sesame Street, The Wheel of Fortune, Dallas, Columbo, Star Trek and Jeopardy, milestones in the history of video that will continue to be relevant for generations to come.

The general production was managed by Juana Uribe, Vice-President Caracol TV Network, who accepted the challenge and accomplished a great production that narrates each episode with film optics. The series was shot completely outdoors in 500 locations and with more than 1,500 actors.

“This is the story of Pablo Escobar, narrated with deep respect for his victims, and for those that fought and opposed his destructive power. We tell this story with the ability to envisage history from a distance, in order to illustrate it correctly”, says Uribe.

The Wit had previously referred to this important series as the most commented launch throughout Latin-America’s social networks in 2012, and the first episode, as the second most commented news of the week worldwide.

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These figures are important for a low-budget film, according to the Hollywood Reporter of 2 million. Written and directed by Harmony Korine, the film recorded largely of how the paparazzi actually harassed the former Disney stars, as if the plot comes alive for real. It tells the story of how a group of students without money, decide to rob a restaurant to fund their spring break dreams.

The director Harmony Korine and stars during the premiere