Frontera (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Retired sheriff and ranch owner in Arizona. After his wife Olivia is fatally injured by a stray bullet, he investigates the shooting, discovers evidence implicating local teens, and clears Miguel’s mu...
Miguel's pregnant wife residing in Mexico. Following her husband's wrongful arrest, she attempts an illegal border crossing with coyotes, only to be violently assaulted and held captive in Phoenix. Af...
A resourceful illegal immigrant from Mexico who crosses into Arizona with Jose. After accidentally encountering a deceased rancher, he flees the scene and is wrongfully arrested for murder. Following...
Roy’s wife and co-owner of the Arizona ranch. While horseback riding, she has a brief, polite encounter with undocumented immigrants Miguel and Jose. She is later fatally injured when her horse is spo...
A teenager who uses his father's rifle to shoot at undocumented immigrants under peer pressure. His careless shot through a scope spooks a horse, causing a fatal accident. He initially covers up the t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Sean as using his father's rifle, and the character information identifies Sheriff Randall Hunt as Sean's father.
Sheriff Randall Hunt informs Roy of Miguel's arrest, receives Roy's recovered bullet and casings, and discusses the rifle evidence with him.
Roy confronts the conflicting accounts of Sean, Brad, and Kevin, and agrees to speak on Sean's behalf only if Sean tells the truth at the deposition.
Olivia is Roy's wife and co-owner of the ranch. Roy holds Olivia as she dies and continues investigating the circumstances of her death.
The plot identifies Paulina as Miguel's pregnant wife. Miguel phones Paulina after his arrest, and Roy later helps reunite them in Mexico.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After learning that Paulina is injured and traumatized, Roy transports her to Miguel in jail and then returns her to her family in Mexico.
Sean shoots a water jug through the scope, spooking Olivia's horse and throwing her into rocks. Olivia later dies from her injuries.
Brad persuades Sean to participate in shooting at the Mexicans and asks to use Sean's more accurate rifle.
Miguel is arrested for Olivia's murder, while Roy investigates the shooting and initially encounters evidence connecting Miguel to the scene.
Olivia encounters Miguel and Jose while riding, and later Miguel tries to help her after the shooting. Roy sees Miguel leading Olivia's horse before O...
At his father-in-law's request, Miguel agrees to cross the border accompanied by Jose. They travel together onto the Arizona ranch.
A border tragedy reveals how fear, prejudice, and moral responsibility connect strangers across two countries.
Directed by Michael Berry
Frontera (2014) · 6.5/10 · drama, western
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