Luna caliente

The movie is set during the autumn of 1970, a period marked by political repression under Francisco Franco’s dictatorship. Spain was experiencing increased tensions with antifascist movements and clandestine resistance, leading to significant government crackdowns and military trials.

Burgos is a historic city in northern Spain known for its medieval architecture and religious sites, including the Burgos Cathedral. During the 1970s, it was also a focal point of political tension during Franco’s regime, marked by military and police presence due to political trials like the Burgos process.

🩸 Violence and Guilt

The film explores the dark consequences of violence, especially through Juan’s traumatic actions and the ensuing guilt. The characters’ moral struggles and the repercussions of violence are central, revealing the complex nature of human morality during oppressive times.

🎭 Political Oppression

Set against the backdrop of Franco’s Spain, the story reflects themes of political suppression, surveillance, and resistance. The characters navigate a society under rigid control, where fear and clandestine activities shape their lives.