DESIRE. MURDER. REVENGE. 

Devil's Breath

Written Produced By Angelino Media LLC. & Bardo Films.

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Filmed Primarily on a ranch in the Mountainous Ranges of Colombia, Devil’s breath, starring Rob E. Angelino As Mark, is an up and coming suspenseful series that reveals a deeper story within that is bound to keep you on the edge of your seat wondering what’s going to happen next.

Producers Of The Film

Rob E. AngelinoExecutive Producer, Angelino Media
A seasoned media entrepreneur, Rob E. Angelino is known for creating bold, genre-bending projects that challenge conventional storytelling. With a background in branding, entertainment, and health innovation, Rob brings a razor-sharp vision and marketing savvy to the screen. As the driving force behind Angelino Media, he fuses cinematic storytelling with cultural relevance — pushing boundaries while keeping stories rooted in compelling, human truth. The Devil’s Breath marks one of his most daring productions to date, blending real-world horror with psychological depth.

Andrés BordaExecutive Producer, Bardo Films
Colombian-born producer Andrés Borda is the creative powerhouse behind Bardo Studios, a boutique production house known for its emotionally intense, visually rich films. With a background in film and a passion for transcendent, thought-provoking narratives, Borda specializes in projects that explore altered states, existential tension, and spiritual dissonance. His work bridges Latin American mysticism and modern cinematic tension — and in The Devil’s Breath, Borda brings a visceral authenticity to a story rooted in the murky line between control and consciousness.

Producers Of The Film

Rob E. AngelinoExecutive Producer, Angelino Media
A seasoned media entrepreneur, Rob E. Angelino is known for creating bold, genre-bending projects that challenge conventional storytelling. With a background in branding, entertainment, and health innovation, Rob brings a razor-sharp vision and marketing savvy to the screen. As the driving force behind Angelino Media, he fuses cinematic storytelling with cultural relevance — pushing boundaries while keeping stories rooted in compelling, human truth. The Devil’s Breath marks one of his most daring productions to date, blending real-world horror with psychological depth.

Andrés BordaExecutive Producer, Bardo Films
Colombian-born producer Andrés Borda is the creative powerhouse behind Bardo Studios, a boutique production house known for its emotionally intense, visually rich films. With a background in film and a passion for transcendent, thought-provoking narratives, Borda specializes in projects that explore altered states, existential tension, and spiritual dissonance. His work bridges Latin American mysticism and modern cinematic tension — and in The Devil’s Breath, Borda brings a visceral authenticity to a story rooted in the murky line between control and consciousness.

Andrés Borda

Rob E. Angelino

Rob E. Angelino

Andres Borda

How the Film Was Made

Independent.
Risk - Taking.
Owned By its Creators.

The Devil’s Breath came to life through a radical approach — trading traditional pay for creative equity. Producers Rob E. Angelino (Angelino Media), Abbas Nokhasteh (Openvisor) and Andrés Borda (Bardo Films) along with Luna Baxter, empowered the cast and core crew with ownership stakes in the film, aligning everyone with its long-term success.

Inspired by successful indie models like Malcolm & Marie Clerks, and Get Out, this production was a collective leap of faith. Filmed with a lean crew across remote and urban locations, it thrived on trust, vision, and a shared belief in the story. This wasn’t just a movie — it was a mission. Built from the ground up by those who believed in it most.

Filming Locations

Between the Jungle & the Concrete

The Devil’s Breath was shot across two starkly contrasting worlds: the untamed rainforests of Colombia and the industrial underbelly of Los Angeles. Each location was chosen not just for visual impact, but for how it deepened the story’s central themes of control, fear, and psychological unraveling.

In Colombia, scenes were filmed near Medellín, where the real-life origins of the infamous drug “Devil’s Breath” (Scopolamine) lend the film an unsettling layer of authenticity. These dense jungles immersed the cast and crew in raw nature — unpredictable, humid, and dangerous — pushing the performances into something deeply primal and visceral.

Back in Los Angeles, the production explored abandoned buildings, underground corridors, and derelict urban zones, creating a stark, dystopian contrast to the jungle. These gritty, decaying backdrops symbolized modern corruption and mental decay, grounding the psychological horror in a tangible reality.

Together, the locations shaped the film’s unsettling tone — a story that lives at the edge of civilization, where the natural and unnatural collide.

Starring

Set Crew

01

Andres Borda

Director

02

Rob E Angelino

Producer

03

Elmer Fudd

Lighting Tech/Rabbit Hunter

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Buggs Bunny

Prosthetic Makeup/ Rabbit