Daughter (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sharon is a psychiatrist whose demanding work and strained family life shape the story. She tries to control Jenny’s choices and insists that she study in Canada, but later promises to accompany her....
Jenny is Sharon’s daughter, caught between her mother’s plans and her own desire for closeness and independence. She resists Sharon’s insistence that she go to Canada to study and pleads to stay with...
Father Wong is a priest brought in after Mrs. Ling arranges for him to speak with Sharon. He notices signs that trouble him and attempts an exorcism, but it does not resolve Sharon’s experiences. He u...
Mrs. Ling brings Sharon into contact with her family by introducing her to Gordon Ling and inviting Sharon and Jenny to a charity auction. At the event, her jewelry and family life are displayed publi...
Mia is the person who tells Sharon that she has seen a childlike ghost following her. Her observation contributes to the growing concern around Sharon’s visions and confusion, although Sharon initiall...
The patient appears in a therapy session guided by Sharon, a psychiatrist. Frightened, the patient focuses on guilt and on the fear of seeing her daughter again. This opening encounter establishes Sha...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sharon guides a frightened patient through a therapy session focused on guilt and the patient's fear of seeing her daughter again.
The plot says Sharon's family life is strained and describes Jenny as wanting more closeness with her mother. Sharon insists Jenny go to Canada to stu...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mrs. Ling arranges for Father Wong, a priest, to speak with Sharon.
Sharon becomes involved with Mrs. Ling, who introduces her to Gordon Ling and invites Sharon and Jenny to a charity auction.
Mia tells Sharon that she has seen a childlike ghost following her.
Mrs. Ling arranges for Father Wong to speak with Sharon. He attempts an exorcism and urges her to confront the past rather than suppress it.
A strained mother-daughter bond unfolds alongside Sharon's uncertain experiences of a supernatural threat, ending without a clear resolution.
Directed by Chan Pang-Chun
Daughter (2015) · 7.2/10 · horror
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