Cane Honey is a captivating Spanish film that unfolds a tale of betrayal involving a seasoned flamenco dancer and a married younger man. Set in the enchanting folklore world of southern Spain, the movie draws inspiration from the artistry of Spanish painter Julio Romero de Torres and the 1970s song "Andalucia La Que Divierte" by Pepe Suero. Amidst the candlelit ambiance of the flamenco dancer's dressing room, Maria Riot and Tommy Cabrio engage in a sensual and provocative encounter.
