Satan (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Eccentric housekeeper at the country home who tells dark folktales, collects personal items from Bart to create a voodoo doll, and brutally attacks the group. He ultimately carves out Bart's eyes and...
One of the three friends attending the club party who is thrown out and dragged to the country estate. He becomes the primary target of Joseph's attacks, suffers a brutal eye-carving, and experiences...
A woman recently met by the friends who owns the secluded country home they visit. She is present during Marie's childbirth scene at the film's conclusion.
A woman accompanying the group to the country estate. She is initially left behind when two friends flee, prompting Bart to return to the house to check on her before he is attacked.
One of the three friends from the club. After being pranked and assaulted by Joseph's niece and local youths, he flees to the city with Thaï, abandoning Bart at the estate.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Eve brings the group to her country home, where Joseph is introduced as the eccentric housekeeper.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The friends decide to visit the country home of Eve, a woman they have just met, and Bart is part of that visiting group.
Yasmine accompanies Bart and the others to the country estate, and Bart returns to the home after realizing she has been left behind.
Bart and Ladj are two members of the trio of friends partying at the club and traveling together to the country home.
Joseph assaults Bart and his friends after the local youths' prank, later attacks Bart with a curved dollmaking tool, and carves out his eyes.
A nightmarish visit to a country home turns a social outing into a cycle of violence, ritual, and disturbing revelation.
Directed by Kim Chapiron
Satan (2006) · 5.8/10 · comedy, horror, thriller
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