Independence Daysaster (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A computer genius who assists the downed President Sam in establishing contact with Dixon Airbase. Later joins the teenagers to help transmit the critical disabling signal to the mothership.
Andrew's friend who survives the convoy ambush. She reunites with the main group and assists in repairing communication lines to successfully send the signal.
The president's son. His group survives the initial attacks, reunites with adults, and plays a key role in executing the final plan to transmit the signal and destroy the mothership.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot places Secret Service agents around the presidential response and shows their convoy operating during the alien attack.
A Secret Service detail takes the children away while adults help the townspeople, and the convoy later transports Andrew and the others before being...
Todd contacts Dixon Airbase with the help of his friend Leni, and both later attempt to transmit the signal.
The plot identifies Sam Garsette as Andrew Garsette's father and describes Andrew preparing to meet him for the Fourth of July celebrations.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Leni and Eliza are both part of the final communications effort intended to send the satellite signal to the mothership.
Eliza helps repair communication lines while Todd and the others attempt to transmit the signal that will disable the alien drones.
Andrew and Todd are among the group attempting to resend the signal after an alien ambush cuts the communication lines.
After Sam survives the crash, Todd uses his computer skills to help contact Dixon Airbase and confirm Sam's survival.
Andrew and Eliza are introduced as friends who prepare for the president's arrival and later survive the attacks together.
Survivors unite with presidential leadership and technical ingenuity to disrupt an alien invasion before Earth becomes uninhabitable.
Directed by W.D. Hogan
Independence Daysaster (2013) · 4.4/10 · action, science-fiction
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