Julio Cesar: Last News

Anna Marie de la Fuente Award-winning Colombian director-producer Simon Brand and Miami-based media executive producer Daniel Eilemberg have joined forces with the founders of Emmy-winning Imaginer Films, Julio César and Laura Franco, to launch Clover Studios, a new production services company in Colombia. The new enterprise is in response to Colombia’s phenomenal growth as a major production center, driven by its competitive production incentives and flourishing creative community.

The Oscar-nominated Argentina, 1985 shines a light on everyday people doing extraordinary things — real-life superheroes not unlike the fictional tales told by Marvel to much fanfare. The film’s protagonists are based on real-life people led by prosecutors Julio César Strassera and Luis Moreno Ocampo who took on an unwinable case against Argentina’s military junta for crimes against humanity and put on a fight that inspired a nation.

Jake Paul.The UFC icon, 47, will step toe-to-toe with the undefeated American YouTube sensation, 25, in a straight-up boxing match at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona on October 29.Silva hasn't set foot in the octagon in nearly two years, though while his mixed martial arts career appears to be behind him, the Brazilian-born fighter insists he's having far too much fun to walk away from combat sports altogether.READ MORE: Anderson Silva warned he'll be knocked out by Jake Paul if YouTube star lands one punchWhen asked by TMZ Sports if this would be his last fight, Silva replied: "No, no, definitely not. I talked to one of my coach, the jiu-jitsu coach to fight jiu-jitsu, gi, in Dubai, in Abu Dhabi … maybe that’s the next challenge for me."I don’t know when I going to stop, I know one day I’m going to stop, but not now.

Queens Park Rangers fans after wearing a Chelsea shirt to a party.The former Brazil goalkeeper spent two years at Loftus Road between 2012 and 2014 but felt the wrath of the club's fans in April 2013 after being pictured in the shirt of their west London rivals. Cesar and his family posed in the Blues' home shirt with red and white afro wigs as they attended his international team-mate David Luiz's birthday party.However, QPR fans soon saw their keeper in the colours of their rivals after Luiz posted a picture of him with Cesar's family on Instagram.READ MORE: Chelsea's explosive transfer window ranked - Raheem Sterling to last-gasp Juventus loanAlthough Luiz later deleted the picture, the damage had already been done as far as Rangers fans were concerned and Cesar was forced to apologise to supporters.At the time, Cesar admitted, via the Huffington Post: “I would like to clarify that last night I attended David Luiz’s fancy dress birthday party and as a joke for my friend, my family and I dressed as him.

Jake Paul has returned to training in Puerto Rice as he considers his next move in the world of boxing.The 'Problem Child' has enjoyed some time away from the ring after his knockout win over Tyron Woodley last December.He took his first holiday in six years and didn't want his next fight to be scheduled until July of this year, a seven-month lay off.Of course, the 25-year-old has still been very vocal on social media despite taking a step back.Paul has gone back and forth online with Dana White, 52, even targeting a 'diss track' towards the UFC boss.However, as fighting a man more than twice his age is out of the question, who he will face off with next is unclear.Long-time foe Tommy Fury, who pulled out of their scheduled bout and inadvertently set up the Woodley rematch, is pushing to finally settle their differences.But Paul has seemingly turned his attention away from the Brit and onto former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. What would you like to see Jake Paul do? Let us know in the comments section. He recently told The Mirror: "I want the fight.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaFernanda Urrejola and Julio Cesar Cedillo will star alongside Josh Lucas in “The Black Demon.” The survival thriller is the latest film from Adrian Grünberg, the director of “Rambo: Last Blood” and “Get the Gringo.”The film centers on an oilman who finds himself and his family stranded on a rig where he is targeted by a megalodon, a prehistoric shark.Urrejola is best known for her work in “Narcos: Mexico,” the “Party of Five” reboot and Clint Eastwood’s most recent drama, “Cry Macho.” Cedillo played the title role in “The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada” and also appeared in “All the Pretty Horses,” “Cowboys & Aliens” and “Sicario.” He recently starred in Netflix’s acclaimed film “The Harder They Fall.” Also joining the cast are Jorge A. Jimenez (“Machete Kills”), Héctor Jiménez (“Nacho Libre”), Raúl Méndez (“Narcos”), Edgar Flores (“Sin Nombre”), Venus Ariel (“DMZ”) and Carlos Solórzano (“Flamin’ Hot”).Written by Boise Esquerra, the film will wrap principal photography at the end of January on location in the Dominican Republic.Developed by Mucho Mas Media and Silk Mass, “The Black Demon” is co-financed by Highland Film Group (HFG), which is representing worldwide rights to the film.

Tomris Laffly “Boxing is opera to Latins,” we hear in the early moments of “La Guerra Civil,” a comprehensive visual history of one of the most momentous fights in contemporary boxing, directed with verve by powerhouse actor-filmmaker Eva Longoria Bastón. But for the bout in question that took place between Oscar De La Hoya and Julio César Chávez a quarter-century ago, Mexican communities both at home and in the U.S.

What happens when you fight your hero? That’s just one of the questions addressed by La Guerra Civil, an engaging Sundance Film Festival documentary premiere from Eva Longoria Bastón. The debut director also produces this lively account of the rivalry between boxers Oscar De La Hoya and Julio César Chávez in the 1990s. The men are interviewed separately, reflecting on their lives and their fights, while a series of talking heads offers insight into another key focus: cultural identity.

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