Nationality: Franco-Mexican
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Occupation: Michelin-starred chef
Salomé embodies duality — precision and intuition, science and ritual. After losing her father in Mexico and growing up in France, she returns to reopen her grandmother Rosa’s restaurant, unknowingly stepping into the shadows of her lineage. Her cuisine blends memory and modernity, but her true journey is one of reconciliation — between two cultures, two worlds, and two selves.

 Nationality: French
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Occupation: Sommelier and co-founder of the culinary school
Pragmatic and loyal, Lilya anchors Salomé in the tangible world. A single mother raising her son Roméo in Mexico, she represents courage in everyday life. She also carries her own scars — an exile of choice, rebuilding herself far from a past she rarely mentions.

Nationality: French/American
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Occupation: Researcher for a cultural heritage foundation
Charming yet enigmatic, Greg is driven by a fascination for pre-Columbian civilizations and the use of AI to decode ancient codices. Behind his rational façade hides a deep emotional wound. His meeting with Salomé awakens something dormant in both of them — a shared thirst for truth that will draw them into danger.

Nationality: Mexican
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Occupation: Renowned cook and keeper of ancestral knowledge
Missing for over twenty years, Rosa is the soul of the film — both ghost and guide. Her disappearance intertwines with a forbidden ritual linked to the goddess Chicomecoatl. Her recipes, notes, and the codex she hid become the thread leading Salomé back to her roots — and to the truth.

 Nationality: Mexican
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Occupation: Former sous-chef and friend of Rosa
Faithful to the end, Roberto never stopped searching for Rosa. He embodies the old Mexico — its wisdom, its silence, its faith. He guides Salomé through a landscape of ruins and memories, torn between devotion and fatalism.

 Nationality: Mexican
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Occupation: Archaeologist and drone specialist
Bright, impulsive, and idealistic, Santiago uses new technology to preserve ancient heritage. His discovery with Greg of a hidden ritual site turns him into an unwitting target. His friendship with Greg and admiration for Salomé will test his moral boundaries.

Rosa de Luna is a thriller of heritage, courage and mythology — where cooking becomes a legacy, and the past finally returns home.

When Parisian chef Salomé de Luna returns to Mexico to reopen her grandmother Rosa’s abandoned restaurant, she is pulled into the disappearance her family never understood. A recipe book marked with Aztec glyphs, a ritual bowl and fragments of an old codex hint that Rosa — cook, activist, and descendant of Chicomecoatl — guarded something far more ancient than anyone knew.As Salomé restores the place with her friend Lilya, she crosses paths with Greg, an AI researcher whose decoding work reveals a hidden site buried in the Sierra Gorda. A cartel dealing in stolen artefacts and a corrupt cultural foundation begin to circle, as if searching for the same secret Rosa once protected.Kidnapped by Sebastian, a young man caught between fear and loyalty, Salomé uncovers a truth long concealed: Rosa survived, and only the women of their bloodline can unlock what lies beneath the mountain.The mystery deepens — until Rosa returns, and grandmother and granddaughter walk together toward the sanctuary where their shared legacy finally awakens.