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Now yes. After that first breakthrough that stimulated a lot, but he showed just go, we can see Sandra Bullock and George Clooney in the first trailer for Gravity. Everything indicates that this is a film that promises to be claustrophobic and disturbing, despite having all the space of the universe, and certainly bring out the best of both actors. Although so far we still have to wait until October 4, to check it in all its glory or, alternatively, wait for new trailer that shine on the journey that will lead the two protagonists while, tied to each other, floating adrift in the vastness of space.

In this trailer we can only enjoy Gravity just under half minutes of that critical moment during his expedition Kowalsky and Dr. Stone are condemned to the infinite darkness of space. What is clear, apparently, is that weapons of Alfonso Cuarón film will be the psychological tension and struggle between the two protagonists, in addition to its visual virtuosity, which is shaping up fantastic and more realistic than that, those who like, can enjoy all its glory in 3D.

Admission Gravity: 372 miles above the earth the views are stunning first appears in Extracine .

After a long journey that led him to outer space in Sunshine, then India with Slumdog Millionaire and 127 Hours California with British filmmaker Danny Boyle returned to the UK to address the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games. A reunion that took the opportunity to re-shoot in London, showing aspects of the British capital unusual, at least in his previous film, which also involves his reunion with some of his great collaborators. For his return had chosen a hypnotic thriller in which involving a Goya painting, for which he even hiring Professor David Oakley, a clinical psychologist and researcher at University College London, that could act as a consultant specializing in hypnosis. Want to know the details of how they made Trance? Pay attention because they themselves tell you what.

After Slumdog Millionaire producer Christian Colson and I were looking for a new work to do together and I told him I had a couple of ideas to which I had always been drawn: the story of Aron Ralston, who became 127 Hours - and a crazy thriller called Trance. (Danny Boyle)

• Official Synopsis

Simon, is dedicated to the auction of fine art articles. Decides ally with a criminal gang to steal a work of art worth millions of dollars. But after receiving a blow to the head during the robbery, discover, upon waking, he does not remember where he has hidden the box. When threats and physical torture fail no response, the leader of the gang hires a hypnotherapist to poke in the darkest recesses of the psyche of Simon. As he goes deeper into his shattered subconscious, what is at stake becomes much more and the boundaries between desire and reality begin to blur hypnotic suggestion and go.

A painting by Goya

Goya is considered the father of modern art because it delved into the mind. We have had for more than a century painters rather than pictorially represent what we see, paint the way we see the world. In Flight of Bruges we see a man hiding under a blanket ... and I had a strong feeling that this was Simon, the character of James. (Danny Boyle)

Danny wanted the richness of the classical picture. I did not want to Hockney or a Bacon or anything. I wanted to make something that had the wealth of a Caravaggio, but would also be extraordinary. Goya is in that world. To some extent such extraordinary painting paintings, is well ahead of his time. (...) We decided on Flight of Bruges because it is an exotic and strange box that represents a person being lifted into the air by three senior witches hats, rising to the heights of something like a kind of dream and then below them are these three characters. The donkey, which represents the madness or folly, or so I guess, the person who can not see and it runs with a coat over his head, and another person lying in agony with his hands over his ears. It seemed that this picture was the perfect choice. (Mark Tidesley)

An Englishman, a Frenchman and an American

The cast of the film was a major challenge for the filmmaker because all the action of the film takes place mainly on three characters, who share equal prominence and in which one is French, one British and the third is American.

You have three great roles and that is always great in a movie. I remember that from Open Tomb, one of the films I did with John, three fantastic roles where actors struggle to see who is at the center of the film. It's great to have the dynamic appeal of this triangle, because it allows to play with the question of what is the main character of the story. The movie starts, obviously, like the story of Simon but eventually has become more like Franck-and, of course, Elizabeth exerts its own strong gravitational pull. (Danny Boyle)

• James McAvoy

The first time I read the script, I was completely dazzled this devilish psychological heist movie that transcends genre boundaries. I remember the script was very difficult and complicated. When I went to submit to a test for Danny, was unmatched. I rarely have a test run such an interesting way. It was just a pleasure. And if I had gone without getting the job, yet really have enjoyed and appreciated the time I spent with him because it was a fantastic workshop. That made me die to get the role. Luckily for me, called me and said '"Would you like to do?'" Each day of shooting has been so: was simply to find the script, which is magnificent, bold and poses a challenge to the interpreter. " (...) I think every movie that Danny has always been bold and daring, and do not think he perceives that the genre has limits. So if it is within a genre, insists on forcing its limits-as it were-and sometimes also in Plunging transfer them different genres. And with Anthony (Dod Mantle, the cinematographer) at his side, both of them bring together a bizarre amount of energy, and they're also really enthusiastic and generous with that energy, so you walk around this couple ends up almost infectious. Sometimes you sit down and think, 'Is he going to be okay? Is it too much? ' Then, of course, not. What after Danny also makes set-up is that it says: 'Yes, it could be too but if not we'll never know we roll' (James McAvoy)

James McAvoy's career has progressed slowly but steadily to become one of the actors of the moment, from his early work for British television, to his convincing performances in films like forum Starter ten, The Last King Of Scotland and Atonement . It was hoped that received the call from Hollywood, joining Wanted ye first then playing Xavier in X-Men: First Class, also participating in more classic films as The the sation and The conspirator. Although I had never worked with Danny Boyle, he was instantly attracted to the role, as he has had.

I always thought he might be a little young for the role, but in reality, when we met and talked, it was very interesting because the paper makes him look older. The way became the character was truly fantastic, and while we were filming I said, '"You look older than how you had seen before on the screen. This is not a compliment thank the actors often. It's always a double-edged sword! They like to be refined and grow but do not look older. I also wanted to act with his Scottish accent natural because I truly love the way of speaking of the Scots. He says that's something he asked to do it infrequently. So it was great that James and Vincent used his natural accent. As you may know that I have a great experience with accents, Ewan McGregor, Cillian Murphy, James McAvoy ... -. I do not know why that is. Maybe it's that I have anything against English actors! All my family is from Ireland and, of course, had the advantage of working in Scotland with a group of amazing actors Scots in my first two films. There is no doubt that let me dial. Anyway, I am a hardcore James McAvoy, who does a wonderful job. His role is very difficult because you never know for sure where your consciousness. (Danny Boyle)

• Vincent Cassel

What I liked about the film was started as normal. It's that kind of film, arrived to page 25 of the script, it becomes something else entirely. Beyond the limits of the genre. It really plays with you. It is not clear who is good and who is bad. At first, you might think one thing then turns into another and, later, at the end, is something quite different. The characters evolve. When we judge someone, we've been caught. Suddenly, we realize that maybe we rushed a bit and the thing was not exactly what we thought it was. (Vincent Cassel)

Best known for its own merits as the son of actor Jean-Pierre Cassel, Vincent Cassel jumped into the international scene for his role in L'haine (1995, Mathieu Kassovitz). Since then he has managed to build an exciting career with outstanding titles like L'appartment, 1996, Gilles Minouni), Le pacte des loups (2011, Christophe Gans), Irreversible (2002, Gaspar Noé), Mesrine (L'instinct de mort & L'ennemi public n ° January 2008, Jean-François Richet) or Black Swan (2010, Darren Aronofsky).

If you have a good script and a good director has, the actor has much less to do. When the script is well written, your dialogue is good, no need to reinvent it, you just have to learn the dialogue and when you know that the director is the boss-which certainly is the case of Danny rarely have to doubt it. He always tests new material. The funny thing is that he makes a very modern kind of film but at the same time, comes from the world of theater, so its relation to the interpretation and actors, even with the script, it's very organic. (...) The other thing I noticed about him is that his conduct is always very visual and original and even baroque. But never do just to get a certain style. Always has meaning. The frame can be different and modern but always tells a story. (Danny Boyle)

Rosario Dawson (Elizabeth)

I always had in mind for the role Rosario. Always wanted to work with her. We met about six or seven years to make a film in the U.S.. UU. The project came to nothing but always thought she was amazing. There will thank me for saying but everything I've seen makes me think it has not been used the most, do not think his acting talent has been fully exploited. (Danny Boyle)

Popular for his role in films like Sin City or Men in Black II, Rosario Dawson has also developed a busy career that has led him to work with such disparate filmmakers as Larry Clark, Spike Lee, Quentin Tarantino, Chis Columbus and Tony Scott. Latent racism in American industry still led him to move to the UK where the skin color or is so important to get a good role.

Never played anyone that remotely resembled it. I've played characters that supposedly nobody likes and I have endeavored to give them a human side to the public, to leave the room, you can remember. In Got Game, who saw me said: 'Well, look. In that movie, I hated, in the end, however, I realized '. But Elizabeth is completely different because it saves everything. Just give us clues to their emotions when I do something with my hair to show their restraint, or when she lets her hair because it really loose. We get to see a different facet of it. It's subtle, something that is completely unspoken. Daba, then, the feeling of being a wonderful presence of these two types. (Rosario Dawson)

A shooting between friends

In the summer of 2011, the script was ready, the cast formed and funding resolved, dehecho, filming began in September of that year I Three Mills studios and outdoor locations in London. However, their commitment to the Olympic Games in July 2012, post-production forced him to postpone until after the Olympics.

• John Hodge: screenwriter

The filmography of John Hodge and Danny Boyle has always been closely linked. Both began his career fair with Shallow Grave, to continue their fruitful collaboration with the adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel, Trainspotting. A read ordinary life and The beach would be his next films together would close professional collaboration now reopened and Trance seems set to continue with Porn. If the path is known Boyle since then, much less understood is that of Hodge, which developed the screenplays not too lucky as The final curtain, The seeker: the result is rising or, more recently and more interesting, The sweeney .

I always got the feeling of being a perfect material for writer John Hodge, with whom I had worked on Trainspotting and Open Tomb. Christian could solve the problem of the rights and hired John to be working in the script while we we performed 127 hours. (...) I wanted to try to update the concept black genre, but wanted to create something very close to it or forwarded obviously resembling it. I wanted to take that world, but do so in a context really modern (...). When I update it, I also mean the emotional aspect. There is nothing to fall back on, there is no system, no chain of command nor related structures or support for any character. (...) Everyone is alone plainly. That is the reason why this kind of films is always linked to crime, because they always revolve around acting without more resources than themselves, regardless of the law. (Danny Boyle)

Between 2009 and 2011, director, screenwriter and producer, the script underwent a thorough and intensive development process. In the summer of 2011 already had funding thanks to Fox Searchlight and Pathé, and the team was ready to start talking to players.

For me it was clear that Danny's ambition for the film was to take the story to the extremes of human behavior through these three characters-characters who demonstrate a desire and violent behavior taken to the extreme, and a desire for survival and desperate greed. All who worked with Danny know that he wants to take their ideas as far as possible and that's very exciting for a writer. (...) What we wanted to do was make the characters to walk in a kind of constant uncertainty regarding what the truth was. The three characters have to rely almost exclusively on what others say or do to understand what is happening. And of course everything others say or do is, largely, a lie, a manipulation or untrustworthy somehow. Thus, the protagonists are trapped in a puzzle created by themselves. The challenge that they face, and entertainment that is offered to the public-is to try to solve this puzzle. (John Hodge)

• Suttirat Larlab: costume designer

Three times Larlarb Boyle had agreed earlier, Sunshine, Slumdog Millionaire and 127 hours, in addition to the Olympics, but truth is that it was released as Sunshine costume designer, having worked in the art department of The beach . And four are also the films he has worked with other filmmakers like Berman and Pulcini, Michael Lander, Anton Corbijn or Daniel Barnz, indicating that at least half of his career has evolved from the hand of British filmmaker.

What in my opinion makes a movie is Danny Boyle is its intense visual nature. But I think if we decompose the visual elements of all his films, the result is that everything has a design aspect superestilizado, is, in fact, the music, the rhythm, the assembly and all. So all of us contribute, based on conversations we had with him and keeping what we hope will constitute the sincerity of his concept, so that the energy and the visual part of it come from the union of all, rather than a mere parade of modern fashion that can choke the characters.

• Anthony Dod Mantle: cinematographer

States the concept of Boyle on the appearance and feel of the film, were the eye and skill of the Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire, who had also worked with him in 28 days later, after having been engaged in an intense race with some of the most representative filmmakers Dogma film, as Thomas Vinterberg, Anders Thomas Jensen and Søren Kragh-Jacobsen and Lars Von Trier himself.

We already have a method. There are usually a few words, emotions and discuss key points before you start shooting. In 127 Hours, for example, was all about dust, dryness and one put him in prison where he was James Franco. All in Slumdog, on the other hand, focused on running out! (...) We went to see many possible outdoors. We kicked London to almost wear the pavement, and it was there that most of the key preparation took place. Every movie we do have a range of colors or a different alphabet. In that sense, this is no different. We had to get into this idea of ​​'trance', but did not want to be too specific or too that explain what it is or means trance because they wanted the film to develop the definition. (...) It's funny because we met in this movie a few weeks ago. He called her a little movie, something hilarious because Danny calls all his films 'little movies' I suppose he means compared to the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games, I imagine it was crazy.

• Mark Tildesley: production designer

After working the majority of his career by the hand of Michael Winterbottom, with 28 days later Tildesley began his professional relationship with Danny Boyle, who would continue with Trance Sunshine and their third show together. Boyle wanted to suggest that the place in which the story is set could be any major European city was not necessarily represented as the quintessence of London. Among the more unusual locations, highlights Simon's apartment in Elektron Towers, east London, a newly constructed executive floors overlooking the Thames and Canary Wharf.

We shot a lot through glass or plexiglass folded so that only the first pair of images prove slightly strange. It's hard to do because, really, what do you want to achieve is subtly instead of saying: '"Someone's in a trance."' We wanted the audience to see the real world slightly warped, twisted or strange, but in a way that proclaim from the rooftops that something is happening. (...) Danny wanted to play hard with it, do it quick and entertaining and playing with the idea of ​​confusing the viewer, so that was not entirely sure if he was seeing or not inside the mind of some other person like state trance. I also wanted to keep it from being just a movie very London. I wanted to turn it into a world that was very interesting contemplation. We headed eastward moving away from the center of London's Canary Wharf towards Tilbury Docks. Is there a lot of territory that the film has not been shown. We turn away from anything that was conventional or boring. (...) You think it is going in one direction with something and he comes back and gives up on the idea, and you think, 'How strange!'. Then, running, says: "'Go! In fact, it's fantastic. '" The world of Elizabeth, for example, Harley Street, is the derby of Harley Street. So we think that she is doing very well, and it's not just a question of chicha and turnip her to spend at home. It is on top, but within their world not much life. When we got home, this is very unusual because no pictures of anyone, neither family nor friends. She is surrounded by something slightly odd, with the slight touch of David Lynch. Esforzáramos Danny wanted us to find something truly an elegant way to represent Elizabeth. We achieve this hallway yellow acrylic material, which is extraordinary. Interestingly, the yellow, while in Asia is considered the symbol of nobility and virtue in the West also perceived as a representative color of betrayal and duplicity. (Mark Tidesley)

• Simon Hayes: sound

Simon Hayes knew, by his first meeting with the director before production would start, that filming would be intensive and acknowledges that the team was under enormous pressure to capture the sound on the set of the most accurate as possible .

The story places great emphasis on the power of the human voice. It was an item that needed to capture, isolate and emphasize with great precision since one of the ways hypnosis achieves its effects is through language. It is a form of what is known as neuro-linguistic programming, how to ask certain questions, the way one uses language that begins to affect the listener in order to be useful to the professional.

• Jon Harris: assembly

Before getting an Oscar nomination for his work in 127 Hours, Jon Harris had noticed such disparate films as Snatch, Ripley's game, starter for 10, The Descent and its sequel, Sturdast or Kick-ass.

He likes to be surprised by my performance. No one likes to be what he called an "interventionist". Comes once a week to see how the shape of the assembly progresses but until the end of shooting we do not sit and see everything together to start talking to assembly. Since then, we see the movie twice and keep a long discussion about it. To some extent, he rolls as if it were a documentary, "says Harris. "He makes sure to get as many shots as possible and then be reduced to the best for the scene. Even if some of the shots I could, after all, not to serve, aims to focus the scene as varied a way as possible. So it comes down to the way I respond to the material. Danny looking for energy, so it is not afraid to take risks just to find rolling elements generated by pure innovation. That means we have a lot of material to play with, and ultimately explains why we ended up shooting for two months but riding for six.

• Rick Smith: the soundtrack

Known for being one of the members of the band Underworld, would get an extraordinary global projection thanks to the song Born slippy, included in the soundtrack for Trainspotting, Rick Smith was working closely with the director at the ceremony of the Olympics, after have worked together before on some issues of The beach and in a stage production of Frankenstein was directed Boyle. If by Karl Hyde, Underworld half had participated in the soundtrack of Breaking and Entering, this is his first solo original score for a movie. After seeing a fragment of the film, Smith began developing the musical fabric of Trance, taking into ditch that Boyle likes to be surprised. Decided to incorporate the voice of Emeli Sandé after collaborating with her soliviadas also in addition to that found in his voice a link with Rosario Dawson's character, giving a specific facets within the soundtrack.

I sent a funny SMS after the end of the Olympics. It went something like: 'You may never want to work with me after the experience you've been through but, would you be interested in working in Trance?' We worked together for 20 years on and off, so I know Danny as well as anyone. It was hard to say 'Yes'. (...) Really want to be surprised. That's a blessing for a creative partner. I had no knowledge of the script or the film during its production phase, so I joined the project with a completely new approach. (...) Danny participates lot. It is also a great lover of music and both are great stalwarts of rhythm. Interested in every aspect of what it takes to be a success story. But as we've worked together several times, there is the opportunity to keep up with it call it shorthand communication. I propose ideas, soundtrack embryos and notes on areas where I think the music tune with the script and will support it. We meet regularly, then I play pieces for him and we discussed them. Other areas are less defined.

Entry Everything you need to know about Trance, hypnotic thriller by Danny Boyle appears first in Extracine .

In 2009, the press jumped a curious happened in Guatemala and through the media, reached international resonance: the death of lawyer Rodrigo Rosenberg, shot in the street 49 years of age. But what attracted attention was not his death, which adds to the long list of violent deaths in Guatemala, but by landing on youtube, a video he recorded before he died with some controversial statements against a canvas blue, which started with a phrase:

Good afternoon, I am Rodrigo Rosenberg, and unfortunately, if you are now viewing or listening to this message, it is because I have been murdered.

And it was Rosenberg's lawyer Khalil Musa, who was named director of BANRURAL order to be held responsible for the internal corruption of the bench, while yet never take the charge. Musa and his daughter were killed, and Rosenberg, your defender, could become the focus of a new murder. And, in this situation, Rosenberg shot the video where his future death blamed President Alvaro Colom government. This video became a viral success on the net, and by this assumption conmocionaba someone ahead forecast his own death: it is a non-being when we are aware of its existence through video. The opposition went out with the intention of overthrowing the government, driven by these words of conspiracy, while the government denied that they had some responsibility for his death.

And I will be murdered documentary from director Justin Webster, presented at the Documenta Madrid 2013 and takes the title the very phrase uttered by the lawyer in the video, to reconstruct this case and clarify the issues that seem to have remained unresolved, invaded by the darkness of ignorance. Because soon there were doubts about the veracity of his words: was actually murdered or was it a conspiracy organized by him to try to overthrow the government?

To do this, the documentary presents briefly a country that lives in a social split: As the documentary points out, 70% of the population is indigenous and lives outside of politics, and the remaining 30% in power , is polarized between a social democratic left, and right, and everyone lives a deep distrust of the other: the left fears privatization and the advent of the power conglomerates, while the right is increasingly closer proximity of socialism. But the documentary is not intended to be political, just presents this as a backdrop in which to develop his story: the investigation into the death of Rodrigo Rosenberg.

Because I will be murdered is, basically, research on the causes of his death, and through the social chaos, brings his camera to actual individual who intends to follow. Thus, what at first looks like a political documentary, soon becomes a police documentary that allows viewing it as if it were a thriller, in fact, it is more advisable to see this piece as a detective, where we dive into the bias of the researchers' knowledge, little by little, they discover the keys to his death.

The footage itself is organized according to the rules of the thriller: there are striking and pivot points * dosage on the transmission of information to the viewer **, so we are living each revelation step, until a supposed knowledge Total case. Never give us the clues from the beginning, but the search experience: at this point that the film energy and ability to catch the viewer. But at the time, is its biggest flaw, because sometimes it close to a chapter of CSI. In fact, there are totally expendable resources from the approach a police drama series on television, especially the reconstruction of the events and drama, which only lead to eliminate the ability of the viewer to imagine and forces the remaining footage.

But undoubtedly the most disappointing is the case chosen a documentary would be interesting if it had political implications in the country, or defend a point of view, but the director seems to have been guided by the illness at the time of choosing the object of his documentary, and end any criticism of I will be murdered diluted itself. And is that what seemed an analysis of corruption in the country finally approaches more to a mess of skirts, as happened with the film directed by George Clooney, The Ides of March (The Ides of March), where the fascinating portrait of moral duplicity sinking political ends by the tendency to melodrama.

Therefore, it is a documentary that captures the suspense that it generated, but the director seems to have wished to avoid controversy and focus simply to generate intrigue. So, in the end, the film ends in a research exercise that actually could have been compressed to a lower footage.

The input I Will Be Murdered: when imitating reality thriller first appears in Extracine .

In a weekend with big billboard premieres each Latinamericanos we group countries such as Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and Argentina, Welcome, by popular demand, to Chile. Highlight of the American billboard this weekend receive Baz Luhrmann's postmodern excesses, while the action seems to dominate in the rest of billboards, in aspects as diverse as horror, science fiction or mere adrenaline rush produced by the vertigo of speed.

U.S.

• The Great Gatsby (USA & Australia, 2013) Genre: Drama, Romance, Musical Direction: Baz Luhrmann Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Carey Mulligan, Joel Edgerton, Isla Fisher, Elizabeth Debicki, Amitabh Bachman, Jason Clarke, Adelaide Clemens, Max Cullen, Steve Bisley, Richard Carter, Vince Colosimo, Brendan Maclean, Kate Mulvany Argument: The Great Gatsby follows the footsteps of Nick Carraway, Fitzgerald like a man who aspires to be a writer, as it leaves the central region of the U.S. . and arrives in New York in the spring of 1922, a time of moral decay and pulsating jazz kings of bootlegging. Chasing his own American Dream, Nick ends up being a neighbor of Jay Gatsby, a millionaire mysterious continually gives parties. Across the bay live his cousin, Daisy, and her philandering husband and aristocrat, Tom Buchanan. Thus Nick enters the captivating world of the super rich with their illusions, loves and deceits. As Nick bears witness to that, both inside and outside the world he inhabits, write a story of impossible love, incorruptible dreams and great tragedies, and raises a mirror to our own time and current struggles. Extracine: trailer | cartels | cannes 2012 | soundtrack | Carey Mulligan

International: Colombia & Argentina

• Olympus Has Fallen (USA, 2013) Genre: Action Direction: Antoine Fuqua Starring: Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart, Morgan Freeman, Dylan McDermott, Ashley Judd, Radha Mitchell, Melissa Leo, Cole Hauser, Angela Bassett, Han Soto, Robert Forster, Rick Yune, Arden Cho, Sean O'Bryan, Tory Kittles, Jason Yee, Amber Dawn Landrum Plot: After an accident in which only manages to save the life of the President, the Secret Service agent Mike Banning is aimed at the U.S. Treasury Department . But when a North Korean commando attack the White House and takes hostage the President and his team, Banning will be forced to get back in action. Extracine: critical

International: Venezuela & Colombia

• The words (U.S., 2012) Genre: Drama, Romance Direction: Brian Klugman & Lee Sternthal Starring: Bradley Cooper, Zoe Saldana, Jeremy Irons, Dennis Quaid, Olivia Wilde, JK Simmons, Ben Barnes, John Hannah, Zeljko Ivanek , Michael McKean, Ron Rifkin, Nora Arnezeder Plot: A successful writer reads his new novel before a crowd of dedicated fans. It tells the story of a failed writer who is fortunate to find a manuscript. It is published as his own and gets a spectacular success that makes it one of the best writers of his time. The author of the manuscript is to be an elder who wrote in his youth, when he was stationed in Paris after World War II (1939-1945), a period in which he found the love of his life.

Mexico

• Star Trek into darkness (USA, 2013) Genre: science-fiction, action, adventure Address: JJ Abrams Starring: Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Benedict Cumberbatch, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, Alice Eve, Bruce Greenwood, Peter Weller , Anton Yelchin, John Cho, Noel Clarke Plot: When the crew of the Enterprise is called back home, they discover a terrifying unstoppable force within the Federation Starfleet has destroyed and all that it represents, leaving our world plunged into a state of crisis. With a personal account to settle, Captain Kirk will be a manhunt in a world at war, to capture a man who is actually a weapon of mass destruction. While our heroes are thrown into an epic chess game of life and death, love will be tested, friendship is about to be broken and sacrifices will have to be made ​​by the only family he has Kirk: his crew. Extracine: posters | trailer | trailer Lego | 6 clips

• Safe haven (USA, 2013) Genre: drama, romantic Address: Lasse Hallström Starring: Julianne Hough, Josh Duhamel, Cobie Smulders, David Lyons, Irene Ziegler, Red West, Noah Lomax, Mimi Kirkland, Robin Mullins, Cullen Moss, Ric Reitz Plot: Katie Feldman (Julianne Hough) arrives in a small coastal town called Southport, North Carolina, with the intention to rebuild his life in a calm manner. Rent an old cabin and gets a job as a waitress at the local cafe and offers hope to go unnoticed. But despite the almost impenetrable emotional wall you created to protect, is attracted by the warmth and genuine consideration of this small, close-knit community, especially the supermarket owner, Alex (Josh Duhamel), and their two young children. Katie begins to trust others again. Alex and her little brood taught to live again the joys of love. But things are not as simple as they seem and her recent happiness is threatened by the terrible secrets that still haunt him. When a mysterious stranger arrives in town asking about Katie, is in danger of being trapped by their past. Despite all his instincts tell me to run, Katie decides to do everything necessary to protect her new life, discovering the meaning of sacrifice and commitment, in a gripping story full of suspense about hope, survival and the power of true love. Extracine: critical

• Stand up guys (USA, 2012) Genre: comedy, action Address: Fischer Stevens Starring: Al Pacino, Christopher Walken, Alan Arkin, Julianna Margulies, Mark Margolis, Lucy Punch, Vanessa Ferlito, Addison Timlin, Bill Burr, Katheryn Winnick Argument: Val is released from prison after serving 28 years of his sentence. Doc, his best friend, awaits departure to go see Hirsch, another old colleague. Despite the age, the three gangsters decide to resume the same night his life of crime, drugs and sex. However, Doc has to do before a rush job that has ordered the head of the band: to kill Val to settle an old score. The dilemma is tricky, and has little time to resolve.

• End of Watch (USA, 2012) Genre: Drama, Action Director: David Ayer Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Anna Kendrick, MIchael Pena, Natalie Martinez, America Ferrara, David Harbour, Frank Grillo, Cody Horn, Shondrella Avery, Everton Lawrence Storyline: two young policemen in Los Angeles, Taylor and Zavala, in charge of patrolling the humblest of streets south of the city. Their lives will be in danger after confiscating a cache of money and weapons from a drug cartel during a traffic stop. Extracine: critical

• A glimpse inside the mind of Charles Swan III (U.S., 2012) Genre: Comedy Address: Roman Coppola Starring: Charlie Sheen, Jason Schwartzman, Bill Murray, Katheryn Winnick, Patricia Arquette, Aubrey Plaza, Dermot Mulroney, Mary Elizabeth Winstead Plot: The enviable life of a graphic designer is heading into despair when his girlfriend breaks up with him. Extracine: trailer

• Mariachi Gringo (USA & Mexico, 2012) Genre: comedy, romantic, musical Address: Tomas Gustafson Cast: Shawn Ashmore, Martha Higareda, Kate Burton, Adriana Barraza, Fernando Becerril, Lila Downs, Tom Wopat, Yareli Arizmendi, Deanna Dunagan, Teresa Ruiz, Marco Perez, Raul Mendez, Celia Keenan-Bolger, Brad Bukauskas, Guillermo Rios, Jorge Luis Moreno, David Medel, Amy Grace O'Neil Plot: A young American heartland that-after having improvised guitar teacher as a emigrant-travels to Mexico to escape his tedious life and his family, for exercise as mariachi.

Colombia

• Trance (United Kingdom, 2013) Genre: Thriller Directed by: Danny Boyle Starring: James McAvoy, Vincent Cassel, Rosario Dawson, Tuppence Middleton, Danny Sapani, Wahab Sheikh, Lee Nicholas Harris, Ben Cura, Gioacchino Jim Cuffaro, Hamza Jeetooa Argument: Simon , who works at an auction house, is allied with a criminal gang to steal a work of art worth millions of dollars but, after being hit in the head during the robbery, discover, upon waking, can not remember where has hidden the box. When threats and physical torture fail no response, the leader of the gang hires a hypnotherapist to come into your brain and poke in the darkest recesses of the psyche of Simon. As he goes deeper into his shattered subconscious, what is at stake becomes much more and the boundaries between desire and reality begin to blur hypnotic suggestion and go. Extracine: images | [trailer (http: / / extracine.com/2013/01/trailer-trance-danny-boyle)

• Evil Dead (USA, 2013) Genre: Horror Address: Fede Alvarez Cast: Jane Levy, Shiloh Fernandez, Lou Taylor Pucci, Elizabeth Blackmore, Jessica Lucas Storyline: Five twentysomething friends are staying at a remote cabin. When they discover the Book of the Dead, not wanting to invoke the hidden demons living in the nearby woods, which possess the youngsters on until only one is left intact and struggle to survive in Extracine: first image | trailer 1 | trailer 2 | new images | clips | review

Argentina

• Spring breakers (U.S., 2012) Genre: drama, thriller Address: Harmony Korine Starring: Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Rachel Korine, Ashley Benson, James Franco, Heather Morris, Emma Holzer, Ash Lendzion, Josh Randall, Gucci Mane Argument: four young students wanting much revelry end up in jail after being caught in a house full of drugs over his crazy spring school holidays. Soon released on bail by a young dealer in arms and drugs you see on the girls to some potential criminals use to their interests. Extracine: Trailer | Review

• The last exorcism Part II (USA, 2013) Genre: horror, fantasy Address: Ed Gass-Donnelly Starring: Ashley Bell, Spencer Treat Clark, Andrew Sensenig, Judd Lormand, Julia Garner, Muse Watson, E. Roger Mitchell, David Jensen, Raeden Greer, Joe Chrest Plot: Nell Sweetzer (Ashley Bell) is found (terrified and alone) in rural Louisiana. Back in the relative safety of New Orleans, Nell realizes he can not remember fragments of the past few months, only it is the only survivor of his family. While Nell begins the difficult process of forging a new life, the evil power that the possessed is back with another unimaginably terrifying plan that will make your first exorcism a mere rehearsal of what is to come.

• I thought it would be a party (Spain & Argentina, 2013) Genre: drama, comedy Address: Victoria Ledesma Starring: Vañeria Bertuccelli, Elena Anaya, Fernan Miras, Bigliardi Esteban, Esteban Lamothe, Abigail Cohen Plot: Bruno Lucia is separated from the father of her daughter Abi, for four years. You now have a new partner with whom you will spend some days in Uruguay. Lucy invites her best friend, Anna, an actress with little work, to stay home those days where you will be able to enjoy the summer outdoors. Bruno comes early to pick up her daughter. There he meets Ana he had not seen for almost two years. In a chance encounter and unexpected, Ada and Bill discover they like. Or reconfirm that always liked. We do not know. Today they are unmarried and available at the home of a friend of a former wife and another. Ana and Bruno begin an intense romance until the day he returns Lucia. Guilt, lies and the fear of losing her friend Ana delay their decision to tell what's going Lucia. How long the former partner of a friend is someone untouchable? When falter? Are you entitled to hold when she rebuilt her life and is back as a couple? No longer is the friendship that unites man if not their lives.

• Da-reun na-ra-e-suh (in another country) (PAIS 2012) Genre: South Korea Director: Hong Sang-soo Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Yu Jun-Sang, Moon So-Ri, Jung Yu-Mi Yoon Yeo-Jung, Sung-Geun Moon Plot: A young man and his mother flee to the coastal city of Mohang to avoid debts they have contracted. She begins to write a screenplay for a short film which stars three women named Anne. The three arrive at Mohang and there are helped by the owner of the motel where they are staying and a lifeguard who wanders along the beach. Extracine: Cannes 2012 Official Selection | review

• Lions (Argentina, France & Holland, 2011) Genre: fantasy Address: Jazmin Lopez Starring: Siego Vegezzi, Julia Volpato, Macarena del Corro, Tomas Mackinlay, Paul Follow Plot: Five teenagers wandering lost in a forest. They circle, as in a sort of imaginary maze themselves look set and do not know if they really want or can go, while having fun with word games. Problems arise in the axes of time and space: the latter seem to be repeated, no breakthrough idea or direction, and time seemingly stands still, never comes night. Isabel is the only group that sees something strange.

Chile

• Fast & Furious 6 (U.S., 2013) Genre: Action Director: Justin Lin Starring: Vin Diesel, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Gina Carano, Michelle Rodriguez, Paul Walker, Luke Evans, Jordana Brewster, Elsa Pataky, Sung Kang, Gal Gadot, Ludacris, Tyrese Gibson, Joe Taslim Argument: Since Dom (Vin Diesel) and Brian (Paul Walker) destroyed the empire of a mobster and made ​​a hundred million dollars, our heroes have been scattered across the planet. But still unable to return home because they are fugitives from justice.

• The Croods (U.S., 2013) Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Animation Director: Chris Sanders and Kirk De Micco Starring: Nicolas Cage, Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone, Catherine Keener, Clark Duke, Cloris Leachman Argument prehistoric adventure comedy that follows what was the world's first family as they embark on the trip of a lifetime, when the cave that has always protected from danger is destroyed. traveling through spectacular scenery, the Croods discover an incredible new minute and full of fantastic creatures your outlook on life will change forever. Extracine: Trailer | Review

• Mama (U.S., 2013) Genre: Drama, Horror Director: Andrés Muschietti Starring: Jessica Chastain, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Megan Charpentier, Isabelle NELISSE, Daniel Kash, Javier Botet, Jane Moffat, Morgan McGarry Plot: Five years ago , sisters Victoria and Lilly disappeared from the neighborhood where they lived without a trace. Her uncle Lucas and his girlfriend Annabel the searched endlessly since. When the impossible happens and girls appear in a crumbling cabin, the couple begins to wonder if someone will have hosted well as girls. Annabel tries to provide a normal life for her nieces, but gradually becomes convinced that there is an evil presence in the house. Do they suffer traumatic stress sisters or a ghost comes to visit them? How could they survive completely alone for five years? While trying to answer these troubling questions, eventually discovering that the whispers you hear bedtime to come from the lips of a lethal presence. Extracine: poster | clips | review

• Escape from Planet Earth (U.S. & Canada, 2013) Genre: comedy, adventure, entertainment Address: Cal Brunker Starring: Brendan Fraser, Rob Corddry, Jessica Alba, Ricky Gervais, Jonathan Morgan Heit, Sofia Vergara, Paul Scheer, Jason Simpson, Sarah Jessica Parker Plot: In the planet Baab, astronaut Scorch Supernova, a national hero of the people baabariano-rescue performed amazing feats with the help of his brother Gary. When Lena, head of the BASA, alert to the brothers on an SOS on a 'dangerous world', Scorch rejects Gary's warnings and falls into a diabolical trap at the hands of the evil Shanker. Now Gary will have to become the hero to rescue his brother, his planet, his wife and his son Kip Kira Extracine: trailer

• Gloria (Chile, 2011) Genre: drama Direction: Sebastián Lelio Starring: Paulina Garcia, Sergio Hernandez, Coca Guazzini, Santa Maria Antonia Argument: Gloria is 58 years old and alone in life. To fill the gap, fill your days and evenings activities looking for love in the world of adult singles parties where one gets lost in a meaningless series of adventures. This fragile happiness in living is disturbed when he meets Rodolfo, a man of 65 years, recently separated, who becomes obsessed with her. Gloria begins a romance, but this is complicated by the dependence of Rodolfo sick to his children and his ex-wife. This relationship, which Gloria comes because he senses that could be the last, will eventually make it crash into the cruel reality of the world. Gloria should be constructed to cope with new forces entering its final aging.

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