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The Devils Bath [2021]

The pool is world-renowned for its color. Depending on the light and the concentration of minerals, it ranges from a pale, milky chartreuse to a vibrant, almost radioactive-looking neon green. Why is it So Green?

The green color is most intense on clear, sunny days when the sun is directly overhead (around noon). the devils bath

The film also differs from the traditional Female Gothic, where heroines often escape abusive domesticity through madness or flight. Agnes cannot flee—the forest is just another workplace (gathering wood, foraging), and the nearest town is hours away. Her only “flight” is into sin and then into the executioner’s hands. The pool is world-renowned for its color

In 18th-century Upper Austria, suicide was considered an unpardonable sin that led to eternal damnation. However, those suffering from profound depression—historically referred to as being in the —found a grisly legal and religious loophole: The green color is most intense on clear,

They called it a bath, but it was no ordinary pool of water. The Devil's Bath was a portal, a gateway to realms best left unexplored. Those who claimed to have seen it spoke in hushed tones of its mesmerizing beauty: a shimmering expanse of liquid silver, surrounded by a rim of black stone that seemed to absorb the light around it.



The pool is world-renowned for its color. Depending on the light and the concentration of minerals, it ranges from a pale, milky chartreuse to a vibrant, almost radioactive-looking neon green. Why is it So Green?

The green color is most intense on clear, sunny days when the sun is directly overhead (around noon).

The film also differs from the traditional Female Gothic, where heroines often escape abusive domesticity through madness or flight. Agnes cannot flee—the forest is just another workplace (gathering wood, foraging), and the nearest town is hours away. Her only “flight” is into sin and then into the executioner’s hands.

In 18th-century Upper Austria, suicide was considered an unpardonable sin that led to eternal damnation. However, those suffering from profound depression—historically referred to as being in the —found a grisly legal and religious loophole:

They called it a bath, but it was no ordinary pool of water. The Devil's Bath was a portal, a gateway to realms best left unexplored. Those who claimed to have seen it spoke in hushed tones of its mesmerizing beauty: a shimmering expanse of liquid silver, surrounded by a rim of black stone that seemed to absorb the light around it.


Tech used:
  • Python
  • pandas
  • seaborn