go their way. Dr. Miniente insists that he wants to party even though the sun is already risen. A heavy argument between the two men ends with the desperate Juan brutally hitting his heavily drunk friend. Juan leads the car to the side of a bridge, places his friend at the steering wheel and makes the car fall into the river. By early morning, Juan returns to his mother's house hitchhiking. His sister Cristina, a secret member of the illicit Communist party, is following the news of the military trial against the members of ETA. Ramona looks for Juan. He apologizes but she does not regret what happened. She says she was not hurt and feels she is in love with him. Meanwhile, Ramona's mother has been frantically looking for her husband. At the same time, a police inspector, who does not believe that the doctor's death was an accident begins to investigate. Juan is heavily interrogated as the prime suspect and is almost forced to confess, but he is saved by Ramona who provides him with an alibi. At the same time, Juan's sister, involved in the struggle against Franco, has managed to obtain secret images of the Burgos process, and seeks to hide and get out of Spain. Cast Eduard Fernández as Juan Thaïs Blume as Ramona Emilio Gutiérrez Caba as Dr. Miniente José Coronado as Inspector Héctor Colomé as Militar Mary Carmen Ramírez as Juan's mother Carla Sánchez as Cristina Empar Ferrer as Antonia Home media Luna caliente is available in Region 2 DVD. It was released in Spain on September 15, 2010. There is no Region 1 DVD available. Notes References Majarín, Sara. Una vida de cine: Pasión, Utopía, Historia: Lecciones de Vicente Aranda. Editorial Zumaque S.L., 2013. External links Spanish thriller drama films 2009 films 2000s Spanish-language films Films directed by Vicente Aranda Films about rape Films based on Argentine novels