She is goodhearted and really cares about Valentín. Valentín works at Lolita's Club doing the errands for the girls and is liked and protected by all. Raíl warns Milena that she needs to break off her close attachment to his naive brother. Valentín, traumatized by the relationship that his brother had with Olga, is afraid that Raúl might get involved with Milena. Indeed, sexual tension begins to arise between Raúl and Milena. Things are further complicated with the links that the policeman and the prostitute have with the mafia. Raúl hatches a plan to have sex with Milena and have his brother catch them in the act. The scheme unfolds accordingly, with Valentin storming out of the club after he catches his brother engaged in sexual activity with Milena. Valentin gets into Raúl's car and imagines he is racing off, even though he cannot drive. At that moment, two hit men sent by the mafia pull up to the car and, mistaking Valentín for his brother, shoot and kill him. After Valentin's funeral, Raúl is a broken man with no one to turn to for understanding. Even Olga is now indifferent towards his pain. He has joyless sex with Maria, a female coworker, who comes to inform him of the killing of Mazuera by members of the mafia ring. Raúl confronts Tristán but he is not looking for revenge. Instead, he demands Milena's passport and freedom from the net of prostitution. Back at Lolita's club, Raúl offers Milena her passport and freedom and declares his love for her. She rejects him and only retains her documents. She wants to keep making money. Raúl reminds her of Valentín's tragic end. Of the two brothers it was Valentín who she liked and loved. Later, Raúl enters Milena's room at the club just as Valentín used to do, taking over his brother's personality. Cast Production The film is a Lolafilms and Trivisión production. Shooting locations included Alicante and Benidorm. DVD release The film was released on DVD in the U.S. in March 2009 in Spanish with English subtitles, as the options offered. Notes References Majarín, Sara. Una vida de cine: Pasión, Utopía, Historia: Lecciones de Vicente Aranda. Editorial Zumaque S.L., 2013. External links Web Oficial de Vicente Aranda 2007 films 2000s Spanish-language films 2007 drama films Films directed by Vicente Aranda Spanish drama films Films shot in the province of Alicante LolaFilms films