Sensoria (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Caroline Menard is the film's central character, moving into a new apartment after a painful separation and her mother's death. Lonely and emotionally troubled, she struggles with the idea of starting...
My Jansson is a strange little girl who appears to visit her grandmother but behaves as though Caroline Menard can help her. She says her mother died and her grandmother hanged herself, then demands t...
Vera Brandt is the former occupant of the apartment Caroline Menard moves into. Frank Mandel identifies the apartment as Vera's former home, linking her indirectly to Caroline and to the building's tr...
Johan Steiner is a resident of the unsettling apartment building who lives above Caroline Menard. The plot summary identifies his place in the building but gives no further actions, characterization,...
Elsa Ullman is one of the building's residents and welcomes Caroline Menard when she arrives. She explains that few people move into the building, helping establish its unusual atmosphere and isolatio...
Frank Mandel is a resident who introduces himself to Caroline Menard while accompanied by his dog, Udo. He tells her that she has moved into Vera Brandt's former apartment and suggests that the buildi...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
My Jansson asks Caroline to become her real mother, and later tells Caroline that she is now her mother for real.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Frank tells Caroline that she has moved into Vera Brandt's former apartment.
Frank introduces himself to Caroline at the building after she moves into the apartment.
The plot identifies Johan Steiner as living above Caroline after she moves into the building.
Elsa Ullman welcomes Caroline after her arrival at the building.
A grieving and isolated woman becomes entangled with a disturbing childlike presence whose demand for a mother turns the apartment into a space of uncertain haunting and possession.
Directed by Christian Hallman
Sensoria (2015) · 4.1/10 · drama, horror, thriller
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