Half Light (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Rachel Carlson is a successful American murder-mystery author whose five-year-old son’s drowning leaves her consumed by guilt and unable to write. She retreats to a remote Scottish cottage, encounters...
Brian is Rachel’s second husband and a successful book editor whose own writing has never been published. Their marriage deteriorates after Thomas’s death, while Brian begins an affair with Sharon and...
Thomas Carlson is Rachel’s five-year-old son, whose drowning outside the family’s canalside home devastates her and contributes to the collapse of her marriage. After his death, Rachel repeatedly sees...
Sharon Winton is Rachel’s best friend and a writer for a British tabloid journal. She becomes involved in an affair with Brian and helps stage evidence that Rachel is mentally unstable. After Rachel w...
Angus McCulloch is a young, handsome lighthouse keeper who becomes romantically involved with Rachel. She later learns that he killed his wife and her lover seven years earlier before taking his own l...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rachel shares her troubles with the young lighthouse keeper Angus, and the two spark a romance.
It is revealed that Brian has been having an affair with Rachel's best friend, Sharon.
Rachel lives with her five-year-old son, Thomas. His drowning devastates her and causes her lasting guilt.
Rachel lives in London with her second husband, Brian.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rachel initially sees Angus kill Sharon in the lighthouse, although the later revelation exposes the deception surrounding the impersonation.
At the lighthouse, the man posing as Angus is possessed by Angus's spirit and murders Brian in a manner resembling the earlier lighthouse deaths.
Sharon is identified as Rachel's best friend and comes to the remote setting after Rachel contacts her.
A grieving novelist confronts supernatural warnings and a murder conspiracy while learning to live beyond her son's death.
Directed by Craig Rosenberg
Half Light (2006) · 6.1/10 · drama, horror, thriller
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