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All the Moons ()

Ilargi Guztiak (original title)
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In late 19th century, a little girl hurt by a bomb at the end of the third Carlist war is saved by a woman who brings her the eternal life.

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Elena Uriz ...
Madre Superiora
Miriam del Prado ...
Monja
Justi Larrinaga ...
Monja
Maite Sáez de Vicuña ...
Monja
Ane Biain ...
Monja
Haizea Carneros ...
Amaia
Udane Elosegi ...
Niña huérfana
Andere Garabieta ...
Niña huérfana
Iraia Serrano ...
Niña huérfana
June Larrañaga ...
Niña huérfana
Siena Erenchun ...
Niña huérfana
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Madre
Jean-Michel Sereau ...
Hombre delgado
Erik Probanza ...
Aldeano
Daniel Peña Gomara ...
Aldeano (as Daniel Gomara)
David Maldonado Leal ...
Soldado
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Candido
Olatz Beobide ...
Vecino del pueblo
Maite Bastos ...
Vecina del pueblo
Zorion Eguileor ...
Don Sebastián
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Vecina del pueblo (as Itziar Sánchez)
Lier Quesada ...
Miguel niño
Alaitz Eguren ...
Vecina del pueblo
Gotzon Huitzi ...
Vecino del pueblo
Javier Barandiaran ...
Vecino del pueblo
Xan Errotabehere ...
Vecino del pueblo
Vincent Etchegaray ...
Vecino del pueblo
José María Muñoz López ...
Pastor
Iñigo de la Iglesia ...
Miguel adulto

Directed by

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Igor Legarreta

Written by

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Igor Legarreta ... ()
 
Jon Sagalá ... ()

Produced by

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Guadalupe Balaguer Trelles ... line producer
Ibon Cormenzana ... producer
Ignasi Estapé ... producer
María Gómez ... 1st assistant producer
Andrea Martínez Muñoz ... delegate producer
David Naranjo ... producer
Sandra Tapia ... executive producer
Jérôme Vidal ... co-producer
Koldo Zuazua ... producer

Music by

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Pascal Gaigne

Cinematography by

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Imanol Nabea

Editing by

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Laurent Dufreche

Editorial Department

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Chema Alba ... colorist / head of digital intermediate
Demetrio Elorz ... assistant editor
Juan Ugarriza ... on-line editor

Casting By

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Txabe Atxa
Florencia Inés González

Art Direction by

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Mikel Serrano

Costume Design by

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Leire Orella

Makeup Department

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Ana Arruza ... assistant hair stylist
Nacho Díaz ... special makeup effects supervisor
Jesús García ... special makeup effects artist
Sofi Hernández ... special effects producer: ND Studio
Lola López ... makeup department head
Juan Olmo ... special makeup effects artist: ND Studio
Rubén Serra ... special makeup effects artist

Production Management

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Maite Miqueo ... post-production supervisor
Eduardo Rodríguez Cotayna ... assistant production manager (as Eduardo Rodriguez)
Katixa Silva ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Borja Grandío ... first assistant director
Silvina Guglielmotti ... second assistant director
Nitya López ... third assistant director

Art Department

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Diego Martín ... props
Jesús Ortiz Fernández ... carpenter
Ibai Pérez ... assistant set dresser
Mario Yáñez ... art department assistant

Sound Department

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Alazne Ameztoy ... sound
Fernando Novillo ... sound editor
Fabiola Ordoyo ... sound designer / supervising sound editor
Yasmina Praderas ... re-recording mixer
Juan Rubio Morales ... adr recordist

Special Effects by

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Carlos Blanco ... special effects technician
Patxi Crespo ... special effects technician
Mariano García ... special effects supervisor
Oier Hernández ... special effects technician
Jon Serrano ... special effects supervisor

Visual Effects by

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Sergio Escudero ... digital compositor
Javier Martínez Pacín ... CGI supervisor
Juanma Nogales ... visual effects
Borja A. Ortiz ... visual effects artist
Ana Rubio ... visual effects
Agustín Serna G. Lavín ... visual effects editor

Stunts

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Ana Martínez ... stunt double: Haizea Carneros
César Solar ... stunt coordinator
Jose Álvarez-Boze ... stunt performer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Paula Arana ... video assist
Nicolás de Assas ... still photographer
Aritz Bilbao ... assistant camera: "b" camera
Rubén Bonet ... gaffer
Jorge Casabán ... key grip
Jon Echeverria ... camera trainee
Sonia Eguren ... second assistant camera
Nacho G. Carreiro ... digital imaging technician (as Ignacio G. Carreiro)
José Manuel Herrero ... underwater camera operator
Denis Leitza ... aditional grip
Jon Sangroniz ... director of photography: second unit
Amaia Sanroma ... additional second assistant camera
Usue Sanz ... first assistant camera
Rubén Zamorano ... electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Aines Belloso ... costume assistant
Keltze Urkiza ... costume trainee

Location Management

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Idoia Artxanko ... location scout
Haritz Elizegi ... location manager
Itziar Otxoa Garmendia ... locations (as Itziar Otxoa)

Music Department

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Mikel F. Krutzaga ... score mixer
Paula Olaz ... composer's assistant
Martin Roller ... score recording engineer

Script and Continuity Department

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Ane Muñoz ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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María Cano Belamendia ... production assistant
Javier Carneros ... Head of Marketing
Manuel Eslava Fajardo ... marketing and creative services
María Gómez ... production assistant
Selene Ibarra ... production assistant
Oskar Luko ... acting coach
Dorleta Martínez de Aramaiona ... production assistant
Rafa Martínez ... marketing and creative services / trailer supervisor: advertising and promotions
Naiara Olite ... production assistant
Laia Ricart ... acting coach
Ander Sagardoy ... production assistant
Eneko Sagardoy ... acting coach
R. Elena Ventura ... Production Assistant trainee: Arcadia Motion Pictures

Thanks

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Pablo Barinaga ... thanks
Unai Guerra ... thanks
Asier Guerricaechebarría ... thanks

Production Companies

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Distributors

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  • Filmax (2021) (Spain) (theatrical)
  • Ten Letters (2022) (Russia) (theatrical)
  • Shudder (2022) (United States) (video) (VOD)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Spain, 1876. The last days of the Third Carlist War that started in 1872 to get the throne of the country. In an undetermined valley of the Basque Country (north to the country), a church used by the nuns as orphanage for ladies (little girls abandoned by their parents) is destroyed during a bombing, killing the nuns and the girls but one, who is approached by a stranger woman claiming to have the power for healing her if she promises to stand at her side forever. She accepts to be saved, turning in a vampire by the woman who takes the girl as her own daughter, with the girl naming her Mother. Meeting to the rest of the vampire coven, Mother teaches the girl to move in the night, to feed of the dead soldiers' blood and avoid the day and sunlight. However, a group of villagers of a close town looking to kill the vampires find the nest where they hide, and in the runaway the girl falls by a cliffhanger. Alone in the forest, the girl not only learns to survive by herself hunting animals but exposes slowly her skin, burning it to acquire immunity to the sun. Ten years later, when the girl walks by a town at night looking for blood of animals, she gets trapped by the stocks of Cándido, who moves the girl to his house to heal her leg hurt, naming her Amaia. Still suffering by the death of his wife and his little daughter, Cándido adopts Amaia despite the suspicion of Don Sebastián, priest of the town, who despises Cándido after he rejected God when his wife and daughter died. While some times Amaia dreams to meet Mother again, she tries to live as human, befriending with Miguel, a boy of the town, and trying to be a good daughter for Cándido, but her vampire instincts cause troubles in the town, making that Don Sebastián think that Amaia is possessed by The Devil and that he must to exorcise her. Saving her from the priest, Cándido and Amaia escape together to live in another town. 50 years later, an aged Cándido finally dies, leaving Amaia alone again, desperate by her immortality. It's 1936. The Spanish Civil War starts, and walking by the night looking for dead soldiers Amaia not only meets a mature Miguel, but the only one person that she thought impossible to meet again: Mother. Written by Chockys

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Also Known As
  • Ilargi guztiak. Todas las lunas (Spain)
  • Todas las lunas (Spain)
  • Todas las lunas (France)
  • All the Moons (World-wide, English title)
  • All the Moons (Philippines, English title)
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Runtime
  • 102 min
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Budget EUR3,500,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The most part of the characters have no name. See more »
Quotes Candido: Stop using my pain.
Candido: It is only mine.
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