Orphan (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Central protagonist, the son of Klára. A teenage boy navigating the aftermath of WWII and the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, struggling with his Jewish identity, his father's absence, and the coercive ado...
Major antagonist and secondary protagonist. A non-Jewish man who hid Klára during the Holocaust. He pursues a romantic relationship with her and aggressively seeks to legally adopt Andor, displaying e...
Holocaust survivor and Andor's mother. Reunited with her infant son in 1947. Works alongside Elza, faces professional humiliation, and is caught in a toxic dynamic with Berend, whom she feels indebted...
Teenage daughter of Elza and sister to Tamás. Actively involved in the underground resistance network, visiting her brother Tamás while he hides from the ÁVH. Plays a key role in discovering a weapon...
Elder brother of Andor and Sári. A revolutionary sympathizer hiding in Budapest ruins from the ÁVH secret police. Receives a firearm from Andor, plans to escape to America, but is ultimately killed by...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Berend proposes taking Andor as his legitimate son and arranges a birth certificate change to replace Hirsch with Berend.
Berend locates Klára after the war and pushes for a relationship with her.
Sári is described as Tamás's sister and keeps visiting him while he hides from the ÁVH.
The character profile identifies Tamás as Andor's elder brother.
Klára reunites with her infant son Andor in 1947 after he was sent to an orphanage during the war.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Andor meets Sári near a football field, and they discover a charged gun together.
A traumatized teenager struggles to preserve family memory and personal identity while political violence and possessive authority close around him.
Directed by László Nemes
Orphan (2025) · 6.2/10 · drama
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