The Blood Wedding by Federico García Lorca is a classic piece of contemporary Spanish drama. It is a tragic play in which two men fight for honor and the woman they love. The traditions and customs used by Federico García Lorca come from the gypsies of South America. The film is directed by Carlos Saura and the performance is done with the help of flamenco dance and pantomime. The relationships between the characters are observed with the help of flamenco dance, and the central motif is the figure, preceded by the leitmotif of the knife. In the Andalusian landscape, honor, sacrifice and sacrifice are above life itself.