Caged (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The protagonist and a former volunteer doctor working in Yugoslavia. Kidnapped by an organ trafficking ring, she endures brutal captivity, confronts her childhood canine trauma, masterminds a daring e...
A volunteer doctor working alongside Carole and Mathias in Yugoslavia. He is the first victim of the organ harvesting operation, with his eyes and organs surgically removed to demonstrate the kidnappe...
A young female captive locked in the basement cellar. Freed by Carole and Mathias, she becomes the emotional anchor for Carole's survival, as the protagonist sees the ghost of her dead childhood frien...
Carole's childhood friend who dies in a garage after a dog attack. Her death leaves Carole with a severe canine phobia and serves as the foundational trauma that shapes Carole's psychological journey...
A volunteer doctor and fellow captive. After being shot in the leg, he devises an escape plan using a mattress spring. Though his initial attempt fails and leads to reinforced confinement, he later he...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Carole and Mathias work together as volunteer doctors in Yugoslavia.
Carole and Samir work as volunteer doctors in the former territory of Yugoslavia.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The ending states that Ana serves to remind Carole of her childhood friend Laura.
Mathias is freed by Carole, and he escapes with Carole and Ana from the compound.
Carole frees Ana from the basement and later tells her to run into the cornfield.
Carole plays hide-and-seek with Laura during childhood before finding her dead in a garage.
A traumatized doctor transforms captivity and loss into a desperate fight to survive and protect Ana.
Directed by Yann Gozlan
Caged (2010) · 5.3/10 · horror, thriller
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