Elevation (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A single father and former miner living in a high-altitude refuge. Driven by love for his son and guilt over his wife's death, he leads a dangerous expedition to secure oxygen filters and discover a w...
A scientist and inventor who created a bioelectromagnetic compass to detect Reapers. Having lost her family to the creatures, she dedicates herself to developing Co/Mg-laced bullets that can penetrate...
Will's friend who joins the high-altitude expedition to Boulder. She assists in gathering supplies and navigating dangerous terrain but is tragically killed by a Reaper's tendrils in the lower mine le...
Will's young son suffering from a severe lung disease. His dependency on oxygen filters drives the central plot, as Will risks his life to secure them.
Will's deceased wife who died during an expedition with Nina to study the Reapers. Her death serves as a catalyst for Will's guilt and the group's initial resolve.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Nina accompanied Tara and Will on an expedition intended to discover the predators' weaknesses.
Tara died during an expedition with Nina to discover the predators' weaknesses, and Nina later joins Will's mission to Boulder.
The plot states that Tara was Will's wife and that her death continues to haunt him.
The plot identifies Will as a single father and Hunter as his young son.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Katie travels with Nina and Will while the group gathers supplies and navigates the route toward Boulder.
The plot explicitly states that Will's friend Katie joins the expedition.
A father and a scientist leave a protected refuge to secure survival supplies and discover a weapon against alien machines.
Directed by George Nolfi
Elevation (2024) · 6.4/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller
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