Our House

Ethan is a determined college student who becomes consumed by grief following the tragic loss of his parents. His intellect drives him to work on a groundbreaking project, yet his obsession leads to unsettling supernatural events. As he navigates his sibling's trauma, Ethan must confront the consequences of his actions and ultimately make sacrifices to protect his family.

Matt is Ethan's younger brother, grappling with the sudden loss of their parents while providing support to his sister, Becca. His curiosity and bravery lead him into dangerous situations as he engages with the supernatural. Matt's character underscores the theme of sibling loyalty amidst grief, showcasing his desire to help his family cope.

Becca, the youngest sibling, represents innocence amidst tragedy. Her ability to communicate with what she believes is an unseen entity adds a layer of complexity to the family's grief. Through her interactions with 'Alice,' Becca's character reveals deep emotional layers and highlights the struggle of children coping with loss.

Richard, Ethan's father, is a loving figure whose sudden death leaves a profound impact on the family. His character is remembered rather than shown, adding weight to the siblings' mourning. The influence of his memory resonates throughout the film, driving Ethan's actions and motivations.

Lila, Ethan's mother, symbolizes warmth and nurturing in the family's past. Although her presence is felt through memories and ghostly manifestations, her nurturing spirit influences Ethan and his siblings as they navigate their loss. The emotional ties to her character deepen the family's struggle with grief.

Tom is a recently widowed neighbor who becomes entwined in the family's struggle with grief and the supernatural. His own experience with loss introduces a parallel narrative that enriches the theme of mourning. Tom's character also serves as a warning about the dangers of attempting to connect with the afterlife.