Bounty Tracker (1993) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The leader of the gang responsible for the killings at the tax office and the murders of Paul Damone and Isabelle. He becomes the target of Johnny’s investigation. After Jewels tells him about Alberto...
A lawyer working for Gauss’s gang, she visits Sarazin in jail and negotiates a million-dollar diamond deal for his release. She attempts to shoot Johnny while he is treating a wound, then informs Gaus...
A man in a wheelchair whose address Johnny discovers while tracing the knife-and-snake tattoo linked to the murders. Johnny visits him to ask about Gauss and notices a picture of Paso Dyak martial art...
A student of Alberto Manuel, he arrives after Gauss has attacked Manuel and hears the dying man say Gauss’s name. Tony gathers friends to confront Johnny, but Johnny persuades them that they share an...
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Tony is identified as Manuel's student and arrives at Manuel's place after hearing him yell Gauss's name before dying.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tony joins the effort to locate Gauss after Manuel's death, while Jewels remains part of Gauss's criminal operation.
Jewels informs Gauss about Alberto Manuel, after which Gauss goes to Manuel and kills him.
After hearing Manuel identify Gauss before dying, Tony gathers companions to take down Gauss.
Gauss questions Alberto Manuel and kills him afterward. Manuel's dying words identify Gauss.
Jewels works as Gauss's lawyer and informs him about Alberto Manuel. They jointly receive the diamond payment and kill Sarazin and his driver.
A bounty hunter follows a gang's clues from a massacre to a junkyard showdown, while allies and witnesses are drawn into the pursuit.
Directed by Kurt Anderson
Bounty Tracker (1993) · 6/10 · action
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