Character Relationships in Genesis
Dr. Eve Gabriel (played by Olivia Grant) is a protagonist in Genesis.
Abel (played by Chiké Okonkwo) is a protagonist in Genesis.
Paul Brooks (played by John Hannah) appears in Genesis.
Ainsley (played by Warren Brown) appears in Genesis.
President Pope (played by Ed Stoppard) appears in Genesis.
Dr Albert Smith (played by Rick Warden) appears in Genesis.
Dr Samantha McDonald (played by Wendy Glenn) appears in Genesis.
Vice President Jiminez (played by Stefano Braschi) appears in Genesis.
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Character Relationship Map: Genesis
Genesis (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Dr. Eve Gabriel
(played by Olivia Grant) — protagonist
Abel
(played by Chiké Okonkwo) — protagonist
Paul Brooks
(played by John Hannah) — supporting
Ainsley
(played by Warren Brown) — supporting
President Pope
(played by Ed Stoppard) — supporting
Dr Albert Smith
(played by Rick Warden) — supporting
Dr Samantha McDonald
(played by Wendy Glenn) — supporting
Vice President Jiminez
(played by Stefano Braschi) — supporting
Refugee
(played by Jim Macie) — supporting
Key Relationships
Abel → Refugee
(Social Representative)
President Pope → Dr. Eve Gabriel
(Professional Patron)
Ainsley → Dr. Eve Gabriel
(Professional Assistant)
President Pope → Vice President Jiminez
(Conflict Professional Political Rival)
Dr. Eve Gabriel → Dr Samantha McDonald
(Professional Colleague)
Dr. Eve Gabriel → Dr Albert Smith
(Conflict Professional Rival)
Paul Brooks → President Pope
(Professional Subordinate)
Dr. Eve Gabriel → Abel
(Professional Creation)
Dr. Eve Gabriel → Paul Brooks
(Professional Colleague)
Story Analysis
A post-apocalyptic narrative exploring humanity's desperate attempt to create AI for salvation while questioning the nature of free will.
Plot Progression
Ashes of Survival
The Synthetic Gambit
Awakening of Autonomy
Convergence of Fates
Directed by Freddie Hutton-Mills, Bart Ruspoli
Genesis (2018) · 3.6/10 · science-fiction
