Solvent (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An American contractor, former soldier, and founder of a private recovery firm, Holbrook leads the investigation of Zinggl’s abandoned farmhouse. After a pipe in the cellar links him psychically to Zi...
A Polish historian who hires Holbrook to investigate the abandoned farmhouse, Szczepanska joins the team’s exploration. Touching a cellar pipe triggers a psychotic episode in which she accidentally ca...
Zinggl’s grandson and owner of a PR company, Bartholdi shares some of his grandfather’s horrible beliefs and wants to use the investigation as a reputation-building stunt. He tries to remove incrimina...
A research assistant on the farmhouse investigation team, Dunzinger explores the property with Holbrook, Szczepanska, and their associates. When Szczepanska touches a pipe in the cellar and suffers a...
A local fixer who joins Holbrook’s investigation, Fischvogt lends him a car for his return to the forests near Egelsau. Holbrook’s obsession leads him to ignore returning it and mock Fischvogt’s gener...
A conspiracy-minded neighbor who had been close to Zinggl, Weinhappl knows the farm’s routines and leads the investigation team to a nearby wine cellar. He later catches Holbrook returning to investig...
A technician who joins Holbrook’s team during the investigation of Zinggl’s abandoned farmhouse. He is part of the group exploring the property alongside Szczepanska, Fischvogt, Dunzinger, and Barthol...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bartholdi is part of the investigation group, and Dunzinger's death causes the mission and his planned public-relations project to collapse.
Kyle Edward Boll is identified as the team's technician who joins Holbrook and the others during the farmhouse investigation.
The plot states that Holbrook and Szczepanska were formerly a couple and briefly rekindled their fragile bond in Warsaw.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Holbrook leaks information about neo-Nazi networks and the cellar, an extremist leader calls and threatens to kill him.
Weinhappl alerts Bartholdi when Holbrook tries to re-enter the cellar, and they later corner Holbrook together.
Bartholdi breaks into Szczepanska's Warsaw apartment, threatens her, and assaults her to pressure Holbrook.
Dunzinger joins Holbrook's investigation team, but dies after Szczepanska's episode causes an accident in the cellar.
Fischvogt helps the team as a local fixer and lends Holbrook a car, but later attacks him and reclaims the keys.
Weinhappl first alerts Bartholdi to Holbrook's return, but later offers support and supplies materials and cookies.
Bartholdi bans Holbrook from the property, later confronts him in the cellar, and attempts to obtain or delete his recordings.
A haunted investigation turns into a struggle against historical violence, extremist secrecy, and an inhuman psychic contamination.
Directed by Johannes Grenzfurthner
Solvent (2024) · 4.8/10 · drama, horror, mystery
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