Djinn (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Khalid
(played by Khalid Laith) — protagonist
He is living with his wife in America after the sudden death of their infant. He argues that they need family support, accepts a job in the United Arab Emirates, and persuades his wife to return to th...
Salama
(played by Razane Jammal) — supporting
She is overwhelmed by grief after the sudden death of her infant, rarely eats or speaks, and believes she is responsible. She reluctantly returns to the region, becomes convinced that supernatural for...
Counselor
(played by Soumaya Akaaboune) — supporting
The Counselor explains that grief can lead to depression and guilt while discussing the couple's suffering after their infant's death.
Umm Al Duwais
(played by Kristina Coker) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Khalid → Counselor
(Professional Disagreeing Client) — Khalid responds to the Counselor's psychological framing with a family-centered solution.
The Counselor discusses grief and guilt, while Khalid argues that the couple needs the support of family.
Counselor → Salama
(Professional Counselor) — The Counselor provides psychological guidance about Salama's grief.
The Counselor explains that grief can lead to depression and guilt while Salama struggles after the death of her infant.
Khalid → Salama
(Romantic Spouse) — They are married partners whose relationship is strained by grief, relocation, and supernatural fear.
The plot identifies Khalid and Salama as a couple living together after the death of their infant. Khalid persuades Salama to return with him to the U...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Khalid → Umm Al Duwais
(Conflict Supernatural Adversary) — Khalid is drawn into the unresolved supernatural danger linked to Umm Al Duwais.
Khalid experiences disturbing visions and voices, and a presence later addresses him as though they have met before while the supernatural threat rema...
Salama → Umm Al Duwais
(Conflict Threatened Human) — Salama becomes psychologically and possibly supernaturally connected to the threat associated with Umm Al Duwais.
The family tells a story about Umm Al Duwais, a malevolent Djinn who replaces a human child with her half-Djinn offspring. Salama later begins to beli...
Story Analysis
A grieving couple returns to the United Arab Emirates and becomes entangled in an unresolved supernatural threat.
Plot Progression
Grief Across Worlds
— Khalid and Salama struggle with the sudden death of their infant in America. Counseling reveals Salama's depression and guilt, while Khalid seeks family support.
Return To The Region
— Khalid accepts a job in the United Arab Emirates and persuades Salama to leave America. Their arrival with Khalid's family offers support but also brings Salama into an unsettling new environment.
Signs In The Fog
— Protective objects are placed in the new home, but fog, a strange figure, and a desert breakdown deepen Salama's fear. She believes an unseen watcher is following them.
The Child-Seeker's Legend
— The family recounts the story of Umm Al Duwais and the half-Djinn child. Salama becomes isolated and starts believing that the legend may relate to her circumstances.
An Unresolved Presence
— Salama prays for protection while an unfamiliar woman appears. Khalid experiences visions, and a mysterious neighbor draws the couple into a visit that ends with a presence addressing him as if they h...
Directed by Tobe Hooper
Djinn (2013) · 4.4/10 · horror
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(Q4133045), public domain (CC0).
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