The Unseen (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Bob Langmore is a disgraced former NHL hockey player suffering from a family curse that gradually makes his body invisible. He abandoned Darlene and Eva, but returns to see them while pursuing a dange...
Darlene is Bob Langmore's estranged wife and Eva's mother. She contacts Bob because she is worried about Eva's disobedience, then allows him to stay in her home despite their painful history. She join...
Eva is Bob Langmore and Darlene's daughter, a rebellious teenager considering travel instead of college. After entering Mountainview with friends, she begins developing the same invisibility condition...
Amelia is one of Eva's friends and accompanies Eva, Benji, and Oggy into the abandoned wing of Mountainview mental hospital on a dare. During their frightening encounter, Amelia recognizes with horror...
Crisby is Nelson's boss and a black-market operator who offers Bob a repaired truck in exchange for dangerous deliveries. He pressures Bob to return with a package, discovers it contains only metal bo...
Moll is Darlene's girlfriend during the period when Bob returns to the family home. Her relationship with Darlene reflects the changed circumstances Bob encounters after years of isolation and separat...
Dr. Amherst is the medical professional who treated Bob's father and later speaks with Bob at Mountainview. She reveals that Bob's father deliberately burned himself to hide the same condition and cla...
Oggy is one of Eva's friends who accompanies her, Amelia, and Benji into the abandoned section of Mountainview mental hospital. He is involved in the teenagers' frightening escape after their presence...
Milton is one of Bob's black-market contacts, working with Bishop in the exchange arranged by Crisby. Bob delivers them a black bear organ, and they give him a package intended for Crisby. Bob later s...
Bishop is a black-market contact associated with Milton. Together they receive the black bear organ that Bob transports for Crisby and provide Bob with a return package. Their transaction enables Bob...
Nelson is Bob's drug dealer and a connection to Crisby. After Bob's truck crashes and he suffers a serious bodily breakdown, Nelson seeks help from Crisby. Later, Bob gives Nelson the package from Mil...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. Amherst, who treated Bob's father, speaks with Bob at Mountainview and tries to convince him to remain there for treatment.
The plot identifies Milton and Bishop as Bob's black-market contacts for the organ delivery and package exchange.
Bob delivers a black bear organ to Milton and receives a package to bring back to Crisby.
Crisby offers to fix Bob's truck in exchange for delivering a black bear organ and returning another package.
Nelson calls his boss Crisby after Bob requests help with his wrecked truck.
After Bob crashes his truck, he calls Nelson for assistance. Nelson then contacts Crisby on Bob's behalf.
The plot states that Darlene is now in a relationship with her girlfriend Moll.
Darlene calls Bob about Eva's disobedience and worries about her plans. She later joins Bob in searching for their missing daughter.
The plot identifies Darlene as Bob's wife and states that Bob abandoned her and Eva. Darlene later allows Bob to stay on her couch.
Bob abandoned his wife and young daughter Eva eight years earlier. He later searches for Eva, rescues her, and reveals that he wanted to see her one f...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Oggy accompanies Eva and Amelia during their dare to enter the abandoned hospital wing.
Eva enters the abandoned wing of Mountainview mental hospital with Amelia and other friends. Amelia discovers that Eva is showing signs of becoming in...
A fading father reconnects with his daughter while confronting an inherited condition, criminal threats, and the mystery of his supposedly dead father.
Directed by Geoff Redknap
The Unseen (2016) · 5.8/10 · action, horror, science-fiction, thriller
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