[Machine Translation] Sharon Stone s sensual and alluring beauty! The story of a man who is seduced by the charms of a femme fatale and spirals into ruin Set in Andalusia, this drama vividly portrays the light and shadow" that the Spanish people confront, as seen through the lens of bullfighting. Based on Vicente Blasco Ibanez s novel *Blood and Sand*. This is the second remake, following the 1922 film (starring Rudolph Valentino) and the 1941 film (starring Tyrone Power). Directed by Javier Erolietta and produced by Jose Frade, this film features a Spanish creative team. The screenplay was written by Rafael Ascona, Ricardo Franco, and Tomas Fucci; cinematography by Antonio Rios; and music by Jesus Gluck. Juan Gayardo (Christopher Ridel) dreams of becoming a matador (bullfighter). Overcoming his mother s opposition, Juan runs away from home, but his reckless actions lead to the death of his best friend. While wandering, Juan meets the aristocrat Donna Sol (Sharon Stone). The beautiful and arrogant Donna provokes Juan, torments his pride, and then coldly casts him aside. In response to Donna s treatment, Juan makes up his mind and leaves his hometown, leaving behind his girlfriend Carmen (Ana Trent), to formally study bullfighting. Nacional (Alberto Vidal), a bullfighter from Jerez, recognized Juan s talent and courage; not only did he teach him bullfighting, but he also found him an agent, Don Jose (Jose Luis de Villalonga). Finally, Juan makes a brilliant debut in Seville and quickly climbs the ladder to success...