Four Days (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A teenage skateboarder drawn into a bank robbery by his father. He transports the stolen money to a secluded cabin and becomes the primary target of the pursuing criminals.
Simon's father and the mastermind behind the bank robbery. He orchestrates a double-cross against his partner but is shot and killed during the heist, triggering the central conflict.
Milt's former robbery partner who is betrayed by the double-cross plan. After Milt's death, he relentlessly pursues Simon and Chrystal to recover the stolen money.
Milt's girlfriend who betrays the plan by leaking Simon's location to his former partner, directly causing the pursuit for the stolen funds.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Feather is explicitly identified as Milt's girlfriend.
Fury is described as Milt's former robbery partner, while the plot states that Milt plans to double-cross him.
The plot identifies Milt as Simon's father and shows him drawing his teenage son into the bank robbery.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Fury begins pursuing Simon to recover the stolen money after learning Simon's whereabouts.
Feather leaks Simon's location to Fury after Milt's death, exposing Simon to pursuit.
After Milt is killed, Feather tips Fury off to Simon's whereabouts.
A teenage accomplice carries stolen money toward safety after his father's death, while betrayal sends the former partner into pursuit.
Directed by Curtis Wehrfritz
Four Days (1999) · 4.8/10 · drama
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