Werewolf Woman

The central figure whose trauma-from-rape in childhood warps her emotional landscape. She oscillates between calm, capable tenderness and sudden, violent outbursts driven by fear and distorted perceptions of herself as a werewolf. Her longing for genuine connection clashes with the danger she perceives around her, leading to escalating acts of violence in self-defense and revenge.

A handsome stuntman living on a Western film set who shows Daniella gentleness and care. His kindness offers Daniella moments of stability and intimacy, making his murder a devastating blow that shatters her fragile sense of safety and sanity.

Daniella’s sister, whose lover becomes a target of Daniella’s violent acts. Elena embodies familial loyalty and the tension between protective affection and the peril that surrounds the Neseri household.

The patriarchal head of the Neseri family, whose presence and authority loom over the narrative. His role contributes to the family’s dark history and the pressures that push Daniella toward drastic decisions.

The police detective pursuing the string of murders and trying to piece together Daniella’s possible involvement. He represents the external pressure of law, investigation, and the pursuit of truth.

A recurring figure connected to the Neseri circle whose presence adds layers of mystery and potential manipulation surrounding the family and its secrets.

A medical professional involved in Daniella’s care, reflecting the film’s focus on mental health, diagnosis, and the boundary between treatment and control.

A medical professional who encounters Daniella during critical moments, underscoring the societal reliance on doctors in crisis scenarios.