Fiesta Moon

An American social worker, Corinne Diaz, travels to a remote mountain village in Mexico expecting to spend her time caring for children at a local orphanage. Her plans unravel when Mark Madison, an engineer with a history of trouble, turns up on the same project. His brother has just bailed him out again, and Mark swears he is finally going to stay sober and keep his head down. Corinne and Mark spar constantly, yet an undeniable attraction simmers between them. Meanwhile, a local superstition has taken root against the new orphanage, and the threats against the building grow more menacing. The two must work together to protect the project and themselves, while the strange mood of the village pulls them closer. Faith plays a part in their struggle.