Keyhole (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The central protagonist and gang leader who breaks into his haunted former home. He carries a drowned woman named Denny and attempts to open a series of locked doors to reach his wife, Hyacinth. As he...
Ulysses's estranged wife, confined to the master bedroom at the top of the labyrinthine house. She is chained to her bed alongside her father-in-law's ghost. Though initially involved with a man named...
The ghost of Ulysses's father-in-law and the film's narrator. He explains the house's haunting nature and remains chained to Hyacinth's bed. He torments the gangsters, warns of Ulysses's dangerous shi...
A drowned young woman rescued by Ulysses who temporarily regains mobility and blindness. She acts as a psychic conduit, hearing Ulysses's thoughts and helping him visualize his repressed memories. Aft...
Ulysses's only surviving son, initially held hostage and unrecognized by his father. He reveals his identity after freeing himself, attempts to revive his former girlfriend Denny, and eventually recon...
A member of Ulysses's gang who meets a supernatural demise. After investigating a mysterious noise and leaving the group, he attempts to engage in a sexual act with a ghostly washerwoman, resulting in...
The gang's ruthless second-in-command who openly challenges Ulysses's authority and plans. He is tormented by supernatural forces and ultimately faces retribution when Ulysses, having fully restored h...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ulysses remembers Ned's death and accidentally breaking Ned's bowl, an act that deeply upset Hyacinth.
Ogilbe is identified as one of Ulysses's gang members. Ulysses warns him not to bother the ghosts before Ogilbe leaves to investigate a noise.
Big Ed is described as the gang's second-in-command. Ulysses orders him to remain in charge while the group waits.
Calypso is Hyacinth's father and remains chained to her bed. He repeatedly begs Hyacinth to release him before she eventually files through his chains...
Calypso is identified as the ghost of Ulysses's father-in-law and narrates the history of the haunted house.
Hyacinth fondly remembers her son Manners, and Manners later recalls family memories involving Hyacinth in the house.
Calypso reveals that the hostage is Ulysses's only surviving son, Manners. Manners later frees himself and reveals his identity to Ulysses.
The house formerly belonged to Ulysses and his wife Hyacinth. Ulysses enters the house to find Hyacinth and remembers loving her despite feeling that...
Manners reveals that he was in love with Denny, but she broke up with him and later drowned. He attempts to revive her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Both Big Ed and Ogilbe are members of Ulysses's gang and remain with the group inside the surrounded house.
Calypso torments Ed through supernatural flogging after Big Ed challenges Ulysses and remains in charge of the gang.
Ulysses arrives carrying the drowned Denny. She can hear his thoughts and helps him visualize memories while he searches for Hyacinth.
A dead gangster returns to his haunted former home, where locked rooms force him and his surviving son to confront family grief, memory, and forgiveness.
Directed by Guy Maddin
Keyhole (2011) · 5.4/10 · crime, drama, horror
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