Tone-Deaf (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The tone-deaf protagonist who experiences a series of personal setbacks before becoming the target of a home invasion by a disturbed killer.
The primary antagonist, a mentally unstable widower who rents out his cabin to orchestrate a killing spree and experience the act of murder.
Olive's supportive friend who helps comfort her during her personal and professional crises.
Another of Olive's friends who consoles her and mistakenly praises her piano abilities despite her tone deafness.
Olive's mother living in a hippie commune who encourages her daughter to take a trip and eventually intervenes to save her life.
A member of Crystal's commune who helps her reach the cabin, only to be killed by the antagonist upon arrival.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Michael and Crystal as Olive's parents and shows them arguing before Michael hangs himself.
Crystal is Olive's mother. Olive calls her after seeing Michael's apparition, and Crystal later drives to the house to rescue her.
Michael is Olive's father. After his suicide, Olive repeatedly sees his apparition, and he later urges her to choose better relationships and discard...
Harvey tells Agnes that his estranged son David thinks he has dementia and wants to place him in a home.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Crystal and Uriah arrive at the house, Harvey kills Uriah before Crystal shoots him.
Harvey ties Agnes to a bed in his cabin, tells her about his desire to kill someone, and later stabs her to death.
Harvey rents his remote house to Olive as part of a plan to kill someone, then sabotages the house and attacks her.
Uriah is a fellow member of Crystal's commune and later accompanies her toward the rental house.
Lenore and Blaire appear together while consoling Olive and listening to her play the keyboard.
Blaire consoles Olive after her breakup and firing, and she praises Olive's piano playing with their friends.
Lenore comforts Olive after Olive breaks up with York and loses her job.
A grieving woman confronts a serial killer while reclaiming her judgment, voice, and relationship with her mother.
Directed by Richard Bates Jr.
Tone-Deaf (2019) · 5.2/10 · comedy, horror, thriller
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