The Unseen

Disgraced former NHL hockey player whose body is slowly turning invisible due to a family curse. He has lived in isolation as a logger for eight years and uses illegal drugs to slow the transformation while wrestling with thoughts of suicide. His relationship with his wife and daughter is strained by his condition, yet he remains determined to protect them when danger looms.

Bob's daughter who increasingly resists parental control and shows signs of turning invisible. Her curiosity about her grandfather's illness drives her to explore Mountainview, drawing her into the hospital's mysteries. She seeks independence and plans to attend college despite the danger surrounding her family.

Bob's former wife who is now in a relationship with Molly and remains protective of Eva. She carries worry for her daughter while navigating the complicated dynamics of her own relationships. She provides a link between the past and present, attempting to shield her family from harm.

A criminal figure pressing Bob to deliver a black bear organ and return a package from black market contacts. His persistence escalates as the deadline approaches, driving the tension between the characters and the danger they face.

A black market contact who assigns tasks to Bob and becomes a conduit for dangerous, illicit exchanges. The courier dynamic adds another layer of risk to Bob's already fragile condition.

Bob's drug dealer who coordinates with Crisby and facilitates the illegal network surrounding Bob's fragile state. His presence intensifies the film's tension and moral ambiguity.

The Mountainview physician who once treated Bob's father and reveals troubling truths about his father's death and the family's curse. His guidance at the hospital forces Bob to confront painful memories and possible futures.

A doctor at Mountainview fascinated with Eva's condition, who ultimately becomes involved in capturing and studying her transformation. This figure represents the clinical gaze and the ethical ambiguities surrounding medical curiosity.