Jeruzalem (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Rachel Klein is a Jewish American tourist and Sarah Pullman’s close friend. She travels with Sarah to Jerusalem, begins an affair with Omar, and initially dismisses warnings that the city is dangerous...
Sarah Pullman is a Jewish American tourist grieving her deceased brother and traveling with Rachel Klein. She becomes involved with Kevin Reed, wishes for her brother’s return, and struggles to surviv...
Kevin Reed is an American student fascinated by religious mythology, especially stories of Jinns, the Golem, and the undead. He persuades Rachel and Sarah to visit Jerusalem, develops a relationship w...
Omar is a Palestinian man who runs a Jerusalem hostel with his father, Fauzi. He begins a relationship with Rachel while spending time with Rachel, Sarah, and Kevin during their trip. Omar initially d...
David is the local man who claims to be King David and warns Rachel, Sarah, Kevin, and Omar to leave Jerusalem before Yom Kippur. Initially dismissed as insane, he later reveals that he is the son of...
Fauzi is Omar’s father and co-owner of the hostel where Rachel, Sarah, Kevin, and Omar stay. He dismisses Kevin’s fears at first, but later helps the group plan an escape through underwater caves he k...
Sarah's Father appears in Sarah Pullman’s personal backstory. Knowing that she is mourning her deceased brother, he gives her a pair of smart glasses before her trip. The glasses provide the visual pe...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
While staying at the hostel, Rachel starts an affair with Omar.
Sarah becomes infatuated with Kevin on the plane, and the plot later states that they begin an intimate relationship.
The plot explicitly identifies Fauzi as Omar's father. They run the hostel together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
David joins the group near the city walls, ignores the soldiers' orders, and is shot while attempting to continue the escape.
David later reveals his connection to the 1972 possessed woman and escapes the asylum with Sarah and Kevin.
David warns the travelers to leave Jerusalem because something terrible will happen on Yom Kippur.
Kevin insists that the city is dangerous, while Omar believes he is crazy and sends him to a mental asylum.
Kevin invites Rachel and Sarah to accompany him to Jerusalem, and all four later tour and party together.
Omar remains with Sarah, Rachel, and Fauzi at the city walls and later helps pursue escape through the underwater caves.
Omar and Fauzi both believe Kevin is crazy and send him to a mental asylum.
Rachel and Sarah travel together, vacation together, and repeatedly make decisions as friends.
A vacation in Jerusalem becomes a demonic apocalypse linked to an ancient gateway and a fatal wish for resurrection.
Directed by Doron Paz, Yoav Paz
Jeruzalem (2016) · 5.5/10 · action, horror, science-fiction, thriller
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