Ghost Graduation (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mariví is one of the five deceased students haunting the school that Tina is trying to keep open.
Jorge is one of the deceased students whose presence and actions contribute to the haunting at Tina's school.
Jorge is one of the five deceased students whom Modesto teaches and helps prepare for exams.
Modesto teaches the deceased students and helps them study for their pending subject, including Mariví.
Tina hires Modesto after learning about his years of teaching experience and later dismisses him when the haunting continues.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The deceased students harass teachers and threaten to shut down the school, and Tina loses faith in Modesto after the disturbances resume.
Mariví and Jorge are among the deceased students who study, attend the school party, hold hands, and ascend together.
Dani is forgiven by his friends, while Jorge remains part of the same group of five deceased students who study and ascend together.
Dani is eventually forgiven by his friends after the fire revelation, and Mariví is among the deceased students who remain with him.
Jorge chats with Elsa through Ouija boards and computers, and Elsa briefly sees him when she attempts to drown herself.
When Elsa tries to drown herself in the pool, Modesto performs CPR and revives her.
Modesto tries to make Dani and the other deceased students pass their pending subject so they can leave the school.
A troubled teacher helps deceased students resolve unfinished business while confronting the boundary between life and death.
Directed by Javier Ruiz Caldera
Ghost Graduation (2012) · 6.6/10 · comedy, fantasy
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