Dark Water (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The protagonist navigating a messy divorce and custody battle for her daughter. After moving into a leaky apartment, she uncovers supernatural phenomena tied to a missing girl and ultimately sacrifice...
A missing girl who drowned in the building’s water tank after chasing her red schoolbag. Her vengeful spirit haunts the complex and attempts to drown Yoshimi’s daughter before finding peace following...
Yoshimi’s ex-husband engaged in a legal battle for sole custody of their daughter. He occasionally attempts to take Ikuko, adding to Yoshimi’s stress, and later raises a teenage Ikuko in the present t...
The apartment building’s superintendent. Initially unresponsive to Yoshimi’s complaints about the ceiling leak, he eventually cooperates with her lawyer to repair the plumbing, temporarily halting the...
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Yoshimi repeatedly complains to Kamiya, the building superintendent, about the worsening ceiling leak.
The plot explicitly describes Yoshimi's messy divorce from Kunio and their dispute over sole custody of their daughter.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mitsuko's ghost threatens Yoshimi's daughter, whose custody is being contested by Kunio, although the two characters do not directly interact.
Mitsuko previously lived in the abandoned unit above Yoshimi, and the building's water tank was last inspected shortly before Mitsuko disappeared.
Mitsuko's ghost attempts to drown Yoshimi's daughter, while Yoshimi sacrifices herself to appease Mitsuko's spirit and protect her child.
A mother confronting supernatural abandonment sacrifices herself so her daughter can survive and remain protected.
Directed by Hideo Nakata
Dark Water (2002) · 6.8/10 · horror, mystery, thriller
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