David Ilundain shoots 'One for all' in Catalonia and Aragon

Ilundain's second feature, after 'B', stars David Verdaguer, Clara Segura, Patricia Lopez Arnaiz, Betsy Túrnez and Ana Labordeta.

The director David in the Dark is running one for all, his second feature film, in which he tells the story of an interim teacher who takes on the task of being a sixth grade tutor in a town completely unknown to him. When he discovers that he has to reinstate a sick student, he finds himself with an even bigger problem: none of his classmates want him to return to class.

Several locations in Catalonia (Barcelona, ​​Arenys de Munt) and Aragon (Caspe) are the setting for this film starring David Verdaguer (Goya for best supporting actor for Summer 1993), with a script by Valentina Viso and Coral Cruz. The cast also includes Clara Segura, Patricia Lopez Arnaiz, Betsy Túrnaz and Ana Labordeta.

In the words of the producers, one for all "It is a story of overcoming, of hope, of the need to forgive and to know how to ask for forgiveness in an environment in which cultural and generational differences are evident. The project raises an essential question, which it tries to answer: why fight and learn?"

David Ilundain made his feature film debut in 2015 with B (three Goya nominations, the Feroz Especial Award, the Días de Cine Award for the best Spanish film or the Actors' Union award for its protagonists, Pedro Casablanc and Manolo Solo, among others), after an extensive career in advertising, television and video clips. In his career, he has also written and directed various short films that have won national and international awards.

Produced by Inicia Films, Fasten Films, A Contracorriente Films, Bolo Audiovisual, Uno para todos AIE and Amalur AIE, it has the participation of RTVE, TVC, Movistar+, Aragón TV and the support of ICAA, ICEC, Government of Navarra and MEDIA Europa Creativa. The film will be released next year distributed by A Contracorriente Films.