Halfway (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Stef moves into a large house hoping for a fresh start, but a persistent presence claiming to be Theo repeatedly disrupts his home. He struggles to control the situation while facing pressure at work,...
Theo is the deceased previous owner of Stef's house, yet he appears there and refuses to leave. His presence unsettles Stef and disrupts his plans. He is Julie's father; after resisting a meeting, he...
Julie is Theo's daughter and comes to the house where he has been appearing to Stef. Theo initially resists facing her, but Stef encourages him to tell her the truth. Theo apologizes for cruel things...
Natalie is someone Stef hopes to reconnect with as his personal life becomes strained. The summary gives no further account of their history or of whether they meet, but establishes that rebuilding th...
Rebecca is a colleague whom Stef says he used and then left. At work, she impresses Max with her presentation while Stef has little to show for his own project. Her success contrasts with Stef's poor...
Lionel is one of Stef's friends who helps him unpack after he moves into his large new house. When Stef encounters Theo, he suspects Lionel and Karl have arranged an elaborate prank involving a fake p...
Karl is one of Stef's friends, alongside Lionel. When Theo appears in the house, Stef suspects that the two friends have staged an elaborate prank, supposedly using a fake property listing and hidden...
Ellen is the estate agent associated with Stef's new house. A welcome note from her seems to promise Stef a fresh start after his move, but the house soon becomes the setting for repeated disturbances...
Max is Stef's professional superior and expects him to produce a strong project. At work, Max sees Rebecca deliver an impressive presentation while Stef has little to show. Stef's failure to meet expe...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ellen is identified as the estate agent who leaves a welcome note for Stef at the new house.
Max expects Stef to produce a strong project, and Stef's confrontation at work damages his professional prospects.
The plot says Stef hopes to reconnect with Natalie.
The plot says Stef had used Rebecca and then left her; Rebecca later impresses Max with her presentation.
Julie is identified as Theo's daughter. Theo apologizes for cruel things he said to her while drinking, and Julie calls him “Dad.”
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot identifies Karl and Lionel together as Stef's friends in connection with his suspicion that they arranged a prank.
Stef suspects that his friends Karl and Lionel have arranged an elaborate prank involving a fake property listing and hidden cameras.
Stef suspects that his friends Karl and Lionel have arranged an elaborate prank involving a fake property listing and hidden cameras.
Stef helps Theo understand that Julie deserves the truth before Theo admits what happened and apologizes to her.
Theo appears inside Stef's new house, claims to live there, and refuses to leave. Stef changes the locks, but Theo continues getting in.
Stef's attempt to settle into a new home is disrupted by Theo's persistent presence, while work and personal pressures culminate in an unresolved confrontation.
Directed by Geoffrey Enthoven
Halfway (2014) · 4.9/10 · comedy, drama
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