Bullet Head (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A criminal getaway driver who survives a botched robbery by hiding in an abandoned warehouse with two accomplices. He navigates a deadly encounter with a mastiff, rescues his injured partner, and ulti...
The abusive owner of a fighting mastiff. He kills one of the crew members and pursues the survivors with firearms. He boasts about his ruthless nature and his dog's origins before being fatally attack...
One of the three criminals hiding in the warehouse. He shares a childhood memory about stealing fish for his daughter and is severely injured during the mastiff chase. He urges Stacy to abandon him bu...
The crew member whose reckless drug theft caused the botched robbery. Suffering from severe opiate withdrawal, he dies of an overdose in the warehouse. His backstory reveals a traumatic childhood inci...
The deceased dog trainer whose corpse is discovered in the warehouse locker room. Stacy retrieves his car keys from the body to help his companions escape.
Stacy's ex-girlfriend who previously left him but later contacted him. She appears in the film's epilogue, watching children by the ocean as Stacy arrives with a new puppy, symbolizing his redemption.
A flashback figure from Gage's childhood. He is depicted stealing food for a rescued dog, an incident that led to his father killing the animal in front of him.
A flashback character who brutally kills the dog that young Gage had been secretly feeding, traumatizing the boy.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
角色名包含关系词: father
Stacy thinks about his girlfriend Grace, who left him years earlier but later asked him to join her.
The Handler is identified as the deceased trainer connected to Blue's fighting mastiff, while Blue is identified as the dog's owner.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Stacy recounts purchasing a poodle for a burglary, after which a security guard saw the dog, became afraid, and ran away.
Stacy returns to the dead handler to obtain his car keys so he can use the handler's vehicle to help Walker escape.
Gage finds the dead body of the dog's handler in the locker room while searching for drugs and medical supplies.
Blue draws his gun and kills Walker when he finds Walker and Stacy with a bag of his cash.
Blue kills Walker after seeing Stacy with the stolen cash and then pursues Stacy through the warehouse with an automatic rifle.
Walker remains with Gage and Stacy in the warehouse and helps deal with the threats created by Gage's actions.
Stacy, Walker, and Gage take refuge together in the warehouse after their robbery goes wrong.
After the robbery fails, Stacy and Walker hide together in the abandoned warehouse, discuss the stolen safe, and later work together to escape.
Three criminals trapped in a warehouse confront violence, addiction, exploitation, and the possibility of moral escape.
Directed by Paul Solet
Bullet Head (2017) · 5/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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