Extra Ordinary (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Rose is a driving instructor with powerful paranormal talents inherited from her work with her father. After accidentally causing his death, she rejects her abilities, but returns to exorcism when Mar...
Martin is a determined father who can communicate with ghosts and asks Rose to help save Sarah from a dangerous spell. He becomes a host for spirits, assists Rose in collecting ectoplasm, and faces Ch...
Christian is a one-hit rock musician who plans a satanic sacrifice to restore his popularity. He uses spells to place Sarah in a supernatural sleep, interferes with Rose and Martin, kills Claudia, and...
Vincent is Rose's father, a celebrity paranormal expert who once worked with her to send spirits into the afterlife. An accident during one attempt causes his death, leaving Rose afraid to use her tal...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Vincent Dooley as Rose's father. Rose helped him send spirits into the afterlife during childhood.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At the end, Martin allows himself to become a vessel for the dying magpie, which is revealed to be possessed by Vincent.
Christian witnesses Martin expel ectoplasm, becomes furious, and later causes Martin to lose a finger while Martin tries to stop the ritual vehicle.
Christian interferes with Rose and Martin's exorcism work, weakens Rose with a spell, and later confronts them at his castle.
Rose and Martin perform exorcisms together and collect ectoplasm to break the spell affecting the sleeping girl.
A reluctant paranormal talent confronts grief, supernatural danger, and a ritual threat while discovering partnership and renewed purpose.
Directed by Enda Loughman, Mike Ahern
Extra Ordinary (2019) · 6.4/10 · comedy, fantasy, horror
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