Luna caliente

In the autumn of 1970, Juan, a Spanish poet living in Paris, returns to his hometown of Burgos for a vacation. The city is under intense police and military surveillance due to the Burgos process, a military trial targeting ETA members and other dissidents of Francisco Franco’s regime. This setting creates a charged atmosphere that drives the plot of the film.

As the story unfolds, the interplay between Juan's personal life and the political turmoil of his surroundings becomes evident. The film captures the tensions of the era, highlighting the struggles faced by those opposing Franco's government. The thriller genre offers viewers a gripping experience as Juan navigates the complexities of his return home amidst a climate of fear and repression.