Gael García Bernal perfectly remembers the moment he decided to dedicate himself to cinema. He was filming Y tú mamá también (Alfonso Cuarón, 2001), while he and Diego Luna, the film's other protagonist, were carrying some boxes with cameras and other filming equipment along a beach. Suddenly, they said to each other: “This cinema thing is great, isn't it? We should dedicate ourselves to doing this.” And with that unconscious optimism of youth, they promised each other they would do it together. And so they did: they founded a production company and a festival, and above all, they remained good friends. “We continue to work together and have a very close relationship,” the actor explained this Saturday in Palma. “I thought it was the most normal thing in the world, to have a great friendship and, at the same time, a good working relationship, but over the years I’ve discovered that it’s not very common.”