The actress Zoe Bonafonte (Barcelona, 2004) explains that she is fond of reading about mental health. “I think it's very important in my job, because if I'm not well, I can't interpret characters who are,” says Bonafonte. For this reason, she recommends It's not me, by psychiatrist and doctor of medicine Anabel González. “It is a self-help book about the dissociation of emotions and how we live on autopilot. It has helped me a lot,” explains the actress from the movie "}The 47 (2024), which has just premiered To fire (2026), a film in which he has a leading role.

At a clandestine party at Les Tres Xemeneies del Besòs, Nico, a young dancer, is found dead. His sister, Lola (Zoe Bonafonte), 17, must delve into a hidden world of dance battles to uncover the truth and reconnect with her passion for dance. This is the premise of To fire, debut in the long run of the Barcelona-born Estel Díaz, director of series such as Red flags (Atresplayer) and Missing (Netflix). Produced by Atresmedia Cine, Sábado Time and A Contracorriente Films, the film premieres this Friday after passing through the Atlantida Mallorca Film Fest. Díaz constructs it as thriller a frantic pace and eclectic choreographies. "There is a conception that young people get tired quickly when watching audiovisual content. And no. Young people do not get tired quickly if the content is of quality. You have to give them quality, and above all, the images that fill the screen must make sense," explains Díaz to ARA.