Alex (played by David Carranza) is a protagonist in The Frame.
The protagonist who discovers the ability to physically step into and experience the world within paintings and artworks, navigating between reality and artistic dimensions. Sam (played by Tiffany Mualem) is a protagonist in The Frame.
A central female figure encountered within the frames, acting as Alex's emotional counterpart and key to understanding the nature of the artistic realms. The Mechanic (played by Christopher Soren Kelly) appears in The Frame.
A technical specialist who assists Alex in understanding the mechanics of the frames and maintains the equipment or tools necessary for traversal. Noah (played by Cal Bartlett) appears in The Frame.
A minor supporting character who appears within specific frame environments, contributing to the atmospheric world-building. The Secretary (played by Megan Heffernan) appears in The Frame.
A background figure representing the mundane real-world setting, likely encountered in Alex's daily life or a realistic frame. The Pharmacist (played by Marty Lindsey) appears in The Frame.
A minor character featured in one of the artistic or real-world settings, serving as a world-building element. Rafael (played by Rafael Hernández) appears in The Frame.
A supporting character appearing in a specific frame, adding depth and variety to the film's diverse visual environments. Gaudy (played by Evan Lai) appears in The Frame.
A minor character within the supporting cast, appearing in frame sequences to enhance the narrative's eclectic atmosphere.
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Characters
Alex
(played by David Carranza) — protagonist
The protagonist who discovers the ability to physically step into and experience the world within paintings and artworks, navigating between reality and artistic dimensions.
Sam
(played by Tiffany Mualem) — protagonist
A central female figure encountered within the frames, acting as Alex's emotional counterpart and key to understanding the nature of the artistic realms.
The Mechanic
(played by Christopher Soren Kelly) — supporting
A technical specialist who assists Alex in understanding the mechanics of the frames and maintains the equipment or tools necessary for traversal.
Noah
(played by Cal Bartlett) — supporting
A minor supporting character who appears within specific frame environments, contributing to the atmospheric world-building.
The Secretary
(played by Megan Heffernan) — supporting
A background figure representing the mundane real-world setting, likely encountered in Alex's daily life or a realistic frame.
The Pharmacist
(played by Marty Lindsey) — supporting
A minor character featured in one of the artistic or real-world settings, serving as a world-building element.
Rafael
(played by Rafael Hernández) — supporting
A supporting character appearing in a specific frame, adding depth and variety to the film's diverse visual environments.
Gaudy
(played by Evan Lai) — minor
A minor character within the supporting cast, appearing in frame sequences to enhance the narrative's eclectic atmosphere.
Bama
(played by Anthony Nuccio) — minor
A minor character featured in the film's background or specific frame settings, contributing to the overall ensemble.
Key Relationships
Sam → The Secretary
(Conflict Rival)
Alex → The Pharmacist
(Professional Informant)
Gaudy → Bama
(Social Acquaintance)
Rafael → The Mechanic
(Alliance Henchman)
The Pharmacist → The Mechanic
(Professional Supplier)
Alex → Noah
(Alliance Teammate)
The Mechanic → Noah
(Power Capturer)
The Mechanic → The Secretary
(Professional Employer)
Alex → The Mechanic
(Conflict Arch Enemy)
Alex → Sam
(Alliance Partner)
Story Analysis
A sci-fi thriller exploring dimensional portals, corporate exploitation, and the resilience of human connection against technological control.
Plot Progression
The Hidden Threshold
Shadows of the Mechanic
Fractured Realities
The Final Frame
Directed by Jamin Winans
The Frame (2014) · 6.3/10 · drama, science-fiction