Baxter’s portrayal balances warmth and unease — a woman torn between the tenderness she writes about and the darkness she hides. Her performance invites the audience to question her motives, empathize with her pain, and fear what she’s capable of.

Without revealing too much, Devil’s Breath explores the psychology of desire, control, and consequence — all anchored by Baxter’s chillingly beautiful performance.

Luna worked closely with Borda Studios’ creative team to shape her character’s descent, often drawing from her own experience as a writer and artist. Her improvisations during key scenes helped redefine the tone of the film, adding layers of realism and raw emotion.

Filmed between Los Angeles and Bogotá, Devil’s Breath captures both the elegance and the unease of a world built on fragile love and buried truths.