Fergus (played by Meyne Wyatt) is a protagonist in The Moogai.
Sarah (played by Shari Sebbens) is a protagonist in The Moogai.
Sarah is a young Aboriginal mother at the center of the story. She believes that her child is possessed by an evil spirit known as the Moogai, which takes children from their parents. Her fear for her child and her experience as a mother drive the film’s exploration of racism, post-natal depression, and the trauma of forced child removal. Annette (played by Tara Morice) appears in The Moogai.
Ray Boy (played by Clarence John Ryan) appears in The Moogai.
Becky (played by Bella Heathcote) appears in The Moogai.
Sergeant Wilkins (played by Steve Rodgers) appears in The Moogai.
Dr. Barnes (played by Toby Leonard Moore) appears in The Moogai.
Martin (played by Nicholas Cassim) appears in The Moogai.
The Moogai (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Fergus
(played by Meyne Wyatt) — protagonist
Sarah
(played by Shari Sebbens) — protagonist
Sarah is a young Aboriginal mother at the center of the story. She believes that her child is possessed by an evil spirit known as the Moogai, which takes children from their parents. Her fear for her...
Annette
(played by Tara Morice) — supporting
Ray Boy
(played by Clarence John Ryan) — supporting
Becky
(played by Bella Heathcote) — supporting
Sergeant Wilkins
(played by Steve Rodgers) — supporting
Dr. Barnes
(played by Toby Leonard Moore) — supporting
Martin
(played by Nicholas Cassim) — supporting
Miss Miller
(played by Alexandra Jensen) — supporting
Chloe
(played by Jahdeana Mary) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Fergus → Dr. Barnes
(Professional Medical Consultation)
Fergus → Sarah
(Family Spouses)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Miss Miller → Sarah
(Social Community Member)
Sarah → Becky
(Social Supportive Friend)
Sarah → Ray Boy
(Alliance Cultural Advisor)
Sarah → Annette
(Alliance Cultural Mentor)
Story Analysis
A young Aboriginal mother's fear of possession connects supernatural child-taking with historical removal, racism, psychological distress, and inherited trauma.
