Life After

A young man grappling with grief and denial after the death of his girlfriend Beth. Zach exhibits determination and emotional vulnerability as he seeks the truth and tries to save her, risking his own safety in the process. His character embodies hope, love, and resilience.

A girl who reappears alive after her death, but begins to exhibit violent and erratic behavior, revealing her transformation into a zombie. Her character signifies the tragic loss of innocence and the destructive nature of the outbreak. She becomes the tragic figure caught between life and death.

Beth's father who secretly keeps her alive after her death and urges Zach to accept her condition. He is conflicted between protecting his daughter and the moral implications of his actions. Maury’s character embodies guilt and desperation.

Zach's brother and a security officer hunting zombies, demonstrating courage and resourcefulness. He provides practical support and aims to contain the outbreak. Kyle represents resilience and protective instincts in dangerous situations.

Zach’s childhood friend who offers emotional support and becomes traumatized by the outbreak. She exhibits compassion and resilience, showing the emotional toll of facing horror. Her character illustrates the impact of tragedy on innocence.