Dig Two Graves

A troubled, resilient young woman haunted by survivor’s guilt after her brother Sean drowns. Jake is forced to confront a deadly bargain with the gypsy brothers and the consequences of past actions that still chase her into adulthood.

A sheriff whose cold efficiency masks a history of brutal decisions. His early actions set off a chain of revenge and tragedy that reverberates through the decades, ending in his own downfall alongside long-held secrets.

The leader of the gypsy brothers, adept at manipulating fear and promises of power. His blood oath with Jake propels the story toward dark bargains, and his rituals intensify the conflict.

A young boy who becomes entangled in the legacy of his grandfather’s violence and Jake’s oath. He survives the ordeal, serving as a reminder of innocence caught in a cycle of revenge.

Waterhouse’s ally-turned-instrument in the past who loses his life as the pursuit of vengeance spirals out of control. His death marks the collapse of a fragile peace.

A sheriff figure whose abuse of power and coercive actions contribute to the trauma surrounding the gypsy family. His past is revealed in a flashback that catalyzes the present tragedy.

The sheriff’s wife who embodies the family’s emotional center and the personal stakes of the violence surrounding the case. Her presence amplifies the cost of the past on loved ones.

One of the gypsy brothers caught in the web of dark bargains and violent conflicts that define the film’s backstory.

A member of the gypsy clan whose presence anchors the ritual elements that drive the central conflict.

Part of the Buchta family’s backstory, representing the human cost of the oath-bound bargains and the echoes of past violence.

Jake’s sister; a member of the Mather family whose presence grounds the emotional landscape of the story.