Missing (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ji-sun is a divorced working mother whose custody dispute and demanding job leave her vulnerable when her young daughter disappears with Han-mae. She investigates the disappearance herself, uncovers H...
Han-mae is a young Chinese caregiver who takes a job with Ji-sun and secretly removes her daughter after manipulating the circumstances that caused the previous caregiver's dismissal. Driven by grief...
Detective Park leads the investigation into the child's disappearance and initially examines Ji-sun's custody dispute, missing-person report, and possible kidnapping deception. He connects Han-mae to...
Suk-ho is Han-mae's abusive husband and the father of her daughter. He and his mother mistreat Han-mae for her limited Korean and inability to bear a child, then later abandon her and the sick girl ra...
Mother-in-law is connected to Ji-sun's former marriage and arrives to take the child after the custody ruling. She confronts Ji-sun at the police station and accuses her of concealing the disappearanc...
Jin-hyuk is Ji-sun's ex-husband and the father of her young daughter. He is involved in the custody conflict after the court questions Ji-sun's work-centered life and emotional stability. His workplac...
Suk-ho's Mother is Han-mae's abusive mother-in-law in the flashback account of Han-mae's life. She rejects Han-mae for not speaking Korean and for not bearing a child, then participates in abandoning...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
A neighbor explains that Han-mae was abused by Suk-ho and his mother, and that Suk-ho later received money connected to the treatment of Han-mae's dau...
Detective Park investigates Ji-sun's report, questions her circumstances, follows the clues, and later receives the child from Han-mae on the ship.
The plot identifies Jin-hyuk as Ji-sun's ex-husband and describes their custody battle over their daughter.
Ji-sun fires her old nanny and hires Han-mae to care for her one-year-old daughter.
Ji-sun avoids her mother-in-law when the older woman comes to get the child, and the mother-in-law later accuses Ji-sun at the police station.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The neighbor states that Han-mae was abused by Suk-ho and his mother for not speaking Korean and for being unable to bear a child.
A desperate mother searches for her missing child and uncovers another mother's devastating history of loss, abuse, and grief.
Directed by E.oni
Missing (2016) · 6.8/10 · drama, mystery, thriller
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