The actor Dafnis Balduz has a close connection with literature and, at times, has merged it with his vocation – for example, last year, when he turned Édouard Louis' most celebrated book into a show–. As he doesn't set up walls between the two, he is very clear about which book he wants to recommend for the summer: the debut novel by director and playwright Francesc Cuéllar, with whom Balduz worked last year alongside Míriam Iscla, in the show Honestedat. "I could tell you many books that have marked me, but one of the most recent I've read and enjoyed is Everyone wants to be Joseph Conrad's son", says Balduz, who until a few days ago was performing the play Newton's First Law at La Villarroel, where he plays an early professor with rather innovative ideas.

It is not surprising that what in 2022 was the first film written and directed by Francesc Cuéllar, Jusqu'ici tout va, may have ended up on a theater stage. Because there is a lot of theater, good theater, in this daring cinematic debut. "It seems more like theater than film to me," said, among others, someone named #Promont in the reviews of the film on Filmin, where it can still be seen.