Salome

The director of the troupe is rehearsing the flamenco dance version of "Salome" with the dancers, rehearsing, dividing work, and expressing their own opinions. Finally, this fatal dance took place. Herodias (Carmen Villena), the mother of the beautiful and sexy girl Salome (played by Aída Gómez), was originally the sister-in-law of King Herod (played by Paco Mora). She remarried King Herod after killing her husband. John the Baptist (Javier Toca) condemned her for this, and Herodias held a grudge. John the Baptist tried to stop the marriage and was imprisoned by King Herod. Salome, who was in love for the first time, danced an adoring dance of love in front of John the Baptist, but was rejected. At the instigation of Herodias, Salome danced a seductive and naked dance of seven veils in front of King Herod. King Herod was overjoyed and agreed to fulfill all Salome's requests. Salome said calmly, "Please put the head of John the Baptist on a plate and bring it to me." This film is adapted from the play "Salome" of the same name by Oscar Wilde, the most famous British playwright in the 19th century, and combines the extremes and twists in the "Bible New Testament"