IN Bus of lifeAndres (Dani Rovira) will have to understand that life can change completely at any moment. From a music teacher in cosmopolitan Madrid, you will have to move to a Basque city to enroll in a local school. This change is useful for him insofar as it allows him to understand the reason why he dedicated his life to teaching. But beyond the personal lesson, the character will learn how life has much more to teach him. In particular, to demonstrate that music is more than just his passion. It is also a way to reconnect with the best parts of yourself and those around you.

But things get more complicated when Andres is suddenly diagnosed with cancer. Something that will not only ruin his life as he has known it so far. But also his hopes for the future, and in particular his always-postponed dream of becoming a full-time musician. What the character doesn’t expect, however, is that despite his grave health condition, an unexpected miracle awaits him. While you try to assimilate your health condition and If he realizes that things could be worse than he fears, he will be treated in the Bilbao hospital.

To get around, he will begin frequenting El Bus de la Vida, a vehicle that transports all the sick people in the area who need treatment to the facility. But what begins as a seemingly random experience in the middle of a difficult situation will soon turn into something Andrés needed to continue. A place where you can be understood, heard, comforted, and even inspired by a diverse group of characters. We leave you with an exclusive clip with one of the exciting moments of the film that will not leave you indifferent.

Reality and fiction in one scenario

Oddly enough, this emotional and kind fable by Ibon Cormensana manages to combine a cheerful argument with more serious ones. This even includes allowing actor Dani Rovira, Analyze your personal experience as a cancer patient.

As you may recall, on March 20, 2020, shortly after the Covid-19 alert spread around the world, the actor had to face a difficult situation. Namely, that in the midst of the crisis, he had to also before starting what was billed as a heavy round of chemotherapy.

In fact, the actor was so vocal and direct about his diagnosis that he posted it on social media. “I have cancer. It already has a first and last name: Hodgkin’s Lymphoma,” you can read on the actor’s official Instagram account. The translator dedicated all his efforts and will to saving his life, and this experience can be reflected to some extent in Bus of lifeRovira is accompanied by Susana Abaitua, Pablo Scapigliati, Andres Gertrudix and Elena Irureta. a talented cast that gives face to a number of sweet and touching characters.