Violence (1947) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
UD member who tails Ann and manipulates her amnesia to bring her to Los Angeles. He secretly works as an undercover LAPD detective, investigates the murder of Joe Donahue, and helps Ann escape the gro...
Violent UD enforcer who interrogates and kills Joe Donahue to silence him. He slaps Ann to revive her memory, later becomes paranoid that True Dawson will frame him, and ends up in a fatal shootout wi...
Leader of the United Defenders fascist organization. Runs a scam to exploit veterans with dues and novelties. Orchestrates a violent protest to cover up the murder of Ann and Steve, but is cornered an...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dawson explains that the United Defenders riles up veterans and takes their money through dues and novelty sales, while Joe is killed after rejecting...
True Dawson leads the United Defenders, while Fred Stalk reports Joe Donahue's killing to him and carries out violent tasks for the organization.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Steve Fuller is secretly an undercover Los Angeles detective, while True Dawson plans to use a violent protest as cover to kill Steve.
Steve Fuller finds letters connected to Joe Donahue hidden in Stalk's room and suspects that the United Defenders killed Joe.
Fred Stalk interrogates Joe Donahue after Joe decides to leave the United Defenders, then kills him to silence him.
An undercover investigation exposes a veterans' organization that uses fear, deception, and violence for profit.
Directed by Jack Bernhard
Violence (1947) · 5.5/10 · crime, drama
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