Retribution (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Carlos is a bank executive and the central figure of the crisis. While driving his children, Marcos and Sara, he is forced to obey a bomb threat and arrange a large money transfer. He struggles to pro...
Sara is Carlos's daughter and one of the children trapped in the threatened car. Although authorities arrange for her to leave, she jumps back into the front seat because she refuses to abandon Carlos...
Marcos is Carlos's son, traveling with him and Sara at the start of the crisis. He brings a signed soccer ball to prove its authenticity to classmates, but cannot leave the car because of the bomb thr...
Lucas is Carlos's former client and the person behind the extortion plot. He demands money by phone, blaming Carlos for investments that ruined his wife's finances and led to her suicide. Lucas later...
Medic is part of the emergency response after Carlos drives the car into the water and escapes. The medical responders resuscitate Carlos after he swims away, providing the immediate treatment that al...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After Carlos escapes from the submerged car, paramedics resuscitate him.
Lucas's bomb threats keep Sara trapped in the car and force her to flee with Carlos.
Carlos drives Marcos and Sara together to school, identifying them as his children in the same family.
Carlos lives with Sara as one of his children and initially drives her to school.
Carlos lives with Marcos as one of his children and prepares to drive him to school.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lucas reveals that he was the person extorting money from Carlos over the phone.
A father trapped by a bomb threat confronts the consequences of financial harm while choosing his family over professional identity.
Directed by Dani de la Torre
Retribution (2015) · 6.7/10 · drama, thriller
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