Wendigo (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Kim is George's wife and Miles's mother, traveling with them from Manhattan to a cabin in Upstate New York. After George is shot and Miles becomes lost and frightened in the woods, she searches for he...
Miles is George and Kim's ten-year-old son, whose imagination becomes central to the supernatural events. After hearing the Wendigo legend and receiving its figurine, he believes the creature is conne...
George is a highly strung professional photographer whose work has left him unraveling under stress. While traveling with Kim and Miles, he hits a deer and later is accidentally shot in the liver by O...
Otis is a local hunter who confronts George after George injures a deer that Otis and other hunters had been tracking. He later shoots George by mistake, kills the local sheriff when confronted, flees...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot explicitly identifies Kim as George's wife, and they travel together to a cabin in Upstate New York.
Kim travels with her 10-year-old son Miles and later searches the woods for him and George.
George is identified as Miles's father, and the two go sledding together before George is shot.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Miles's father dies after being shot by Otis, while Miles later watches Otis being brought into the hospital.
Kim learns that Otis shot George and must take the critically injured George to the hospital.
Otis first confronts George after George injures the deer, and the plot later reveals that Otis shot George in the liver with a hunting rifle.
A family winter trip becomes a nightmare of violence, supernatural fear, guilt, and irreversible loss.
Directed by Larry Fessenden
Wendigo (2002) · 5/10 · drama, horror, thriller
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