The Fantastic Golem Affairs

The surviving participant of the rooftop incident, Juan becomes the focal point of a web of death, debt, and inheritance. He uses social media to seek similar fates and navigates a tense relationship with Clara while facing pressure from a powerful family business. His curiosity pulls him deeper into a world where people and possessions blur into the realm of the extraordinary.

Maria is the online confidante who shares a chilling story of a shattered relative, drawing Juan into a web of clues and romance. Her connection to the golem world grows as the danger intensifies, complicating feelings as events spiral out of control. She dies on their second date in a symbolic act of the film's peril.

David is a golem—an artificial life form central to the death economy of Golem Solutions. His existence triggers funerals, inheritances, and corporate maneuvering as factions seek to control his future. He embodies the ethical questions at the heart of manufacturing life for profit.

Clara is a DEP worker entangled with the golem operation, navigating personal and financial motives within the inheritance scheme. She counsels Juan, negotiates with Carlos, and represents the DEP’s stake in the collapsing empire. Her loyalties shift as the business cracks apart.

Carlos is one of the law-enforcement figures who disrupt Juan's life and later becomes a pawn in the power struggle over golems. His confrontation with Juan marks a turning point in the clash between personal fate and corporate interests.

Roger is Carlos's partner, participating in the raid and the pressure to settle the inheritance. He represents the enforcement arm of the golem enterprise, and his unexpected demise underscores the escalation of the conflict.

Juan's father, a figure of authority behind the golem project. He reveals the truth of David's creation and pushes Juan to confront the legacy, hinting at a grim expectation that Juan may have to fulfill within the family tradition.

The father who commissioned David for the family, anchoring the golem’s lifework within the inheritance scheme. He embodies the risks of using artificial life for personal ends and its impact on those around him.

Filtro is the adviser who pushes for changes to the will and the death-related arrangements. He represents the legal and financial pressure surrounding the inheritance and the exploitation of the golem industry.

Gustavo is an executive at Golem Solutions, steering the company that manufactures David and other golems. He embodies corporate ambition, the commodification of life, and the strategic moves to extend control over future creations.

A senior figure connected to the DEP or parent company who oversees operations and enforcement of agreements. His presence amplifies the power dynamics, adding institutional pressure on the protagonists.

Silvia is a DEP intern who becomes entwined in the golem project and its aftermath. Her fresh perspective sheds light on the corporate machinery as the schemes begin to unravel.

The priest who presides over the funerals connected to the golem cases. His role emphasizes the ritual and moral dimensions as lives are ended and wealth is redirected.

Ion is another DEP intern involved in behind-the-scenes operations of the DEP or golem project. His presence hints at a broader intern network serving the enterprise.

A cemetery worker who appears in the funerary sequence, representing the logistical side of the death economy that underpins the entire film.