Riverworld (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An American astronaut who dies in 2009 and awakens in Riverworld, Jeff Hale becomes a central leader among the resurrected. He resists Valdemar and Nero, survives captivity and an attempted drowning,...
A former slave from the pre–Civil War era, Mali is one of Jeff Hale's closest companions after awakening in Riverworld. She is captured alongside the group by Valdemar's forces and later helps regain...
Valdemar is a powerful ruler who commands slavers, builds an expanding empire, and holds Jeff Hale and his companions captive. He maintains control through force and stages gladiatorial games in his f...
Nero first appears as a Roman citizen and violent rival who attacks Jeff Hale over leadership. After killing Valdemar in gladiatorial combat, he assumes control of Valdemar's forces, invades Samuel L....
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Mali is among the castaways captured by Valdemar's slavers and held under his imperial authority.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nero challenges Valdemar in gladiatorial games, kills him, and subsequently takes over Valdemar's forces.
Nero invades the fugitives' camp and imprisons Hale and his comrades, including Mali's allied group.
Valdemar's slavers capture Hale and the other castaways, while Hale later frees his friends from Valdemar's fortress.
Hale becomes close friends with Mali after they awaken among the castaways on Riverworld.
Nero imprisons Hale, orders him tied in the river to drown, and is ultimately killed by Hale in combat.
A dead astronaut awakens in an afterlife ruled by resurrection, struggles against expanding tyranny, and begins an uncertain river journey.
Directed by Kari Skogland
Riverworld (2003) · 4.6/10 · fantasy, science-fiction, thriller, tv-movie
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