Saint Sinner (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
One of two female demons imprisoned in an ancient statue, released by monks, and transported to the 21st century to hunt and kill.
One of two female demons imprisoned in an ancient statue, released by monks, and transported to the 21st century to hunt and kill.
A monk and close friend of Tomas who inadvertently triggers the release of the demonic statues alongside Tomas.
A papal emissary who transports the demon-trapping statue to the monastery and delivers it to Brother Tomas.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Father Michael delivers an ancient statue containing Nakir to the monastery as part of the Church's supernatural repository.
Father Michael delivers an ancient statue containing Munkar to the monastery as part of the Church's supernatural repository.
Brother Gregory and the young monk inadvertently release the demonic statues, allowing Nakir to escape into the world.
Brother Gregory and the young monk inadvertently release the demonic statues, allowing Munkar to escape into the world.
The plot identifies Munkar and Nakir as two female demons imprisoned together in the same ancient statue. After their release, they travel together an...
A dying monk pursues two released demons through time and must confront them in modern Seattle through faith and sacrifice.
Directed by Joshua Butler
Saint Sinner (2002) · 4.5/10 · fantasy, horror, science-fiction, tv-movie
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