The Silencing (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Rayburn is an alcoholic former trapper who owns the wildlife sanctuary named after his missing daughter, Gwen. After discovering that a masked hunter is stalking girls, he rescues Molly and investigat...
Alice is the local sheriff and Brooks's sister. She investigates a murdered girl, identifies the killer's unusual weapon, and initially suspects Rayburn after finding Molly wounded. Realizing her mist...
Blackhawk is Debbie's husband and the sheriff of the local tribal police. He helps provide a refuge for the wounded Rayburn at the abandoned mill and arrests Brooks when he arrives there, although Bro...
Debbie is Rayburn's former wife and the wife of Blackhawk. After Rayburn is wounded and pursued, she helps provide him shelter by taking him to the abandoned mill where he can receive medical treatmen...
Brooks is Alice's troubled younger brother. Because his behavior makes him appear suspicious, Blackhawk arrests him when he arrives at the abandoned mill, but Brooks has an alibi based on committing a...
Sam Moonblood is an Indigenous man who sells atlatls, the rare spear-throwing weapons connected to the murders. Alice and Blackhawk question him during their investigation, but the weapon used by the...
Dr. Boone is the doctor who treats Rayburn and performs the autopsy on the murdered girl, but flaws in his report lead Alice to investigate him. He is secretly the hunter and killer, kidnapping girls...
Molly is a young girl hunted in Rayburn's sanctuary by the masked killer. The attack leaves her unable to speak and gives her a throat scar like the murdered girl’s, but Rayburn rescues and protects h...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alice and Blackhawk question Sam Moonblood about the atlatl connected to the killings.
Brooks coincidentally arrives at the Factory and is arrested by Blackhawk.
Alice questions Molly in the hospital and promises her that she will catch the killer.
The plot describes Blackhawk as Debbie's husband.
Rayburn flees to the home of his former wife, Debbie, after being wounded.
The plot explicitly identifies Brooks as Alice Gustafson's troubled young brother.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The investigation examines Sam's atlatls, but the weapon used by the killer was not one Sam had made.
Alice questions Sam, who sells atlatls, about the weapon used by the killer.
Blackhawk and Debbie take Rayburn to the Factory and call Dr. Boone to treat his injuries.
Molly is hunted, has a throat scar, and is stabbed with a spear during the attack at Rayburn's cabin.
Alice notices problems in Boone's autopsy report, identifies him from the photograph and necklace, and orders a raid on his home.
Boone tells Rayburn that he kidnapped and killed girls with bad parents, including Rayburn's daughter, and later hunts Rayburn in the sanctuary.
Alice eventually recognizes Rayburn's innocence, sees him confronting Boone through the surveillance system, and arrives at the sanctuary.
Rayburn rescues Molly from the hunter and keeps her safe overnight in an unused spike trap.
A grieving sanctuary owner and a morally shaken sheriff uncover a killer whose violence is tied to parental guilt and lost daughters.
Directed by Robin Pront
The Silencing (2020) · 6.5/10 · action, crime, thriller
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