Ejecta (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
William Cassidy is a famously reclusive alien abductee who becomes the focus of Joe Sullivan's attempted interview. He describes his psychological torture, warns about a devastating solar flare, survi...
Dr. Tobin is the military interrogator and scientist studying Cassidy's alien encounters. She orders him beaten, tests alien torture devices on him, explains humanity's long effort to reconnect with e...
Joe Sullivan is a filmmaker who travels to meet Cassidy after receiving an email that Cassidy denies sending. He records Cassidy's testimony, witnesses and helps survive an alien attack, and is later...
Heather is Dr. Tobin's assistant during the examination of the alien torture devices. When the first device fails to affect Cassidy, its feedback kills Heather, but she later rises from the dead and r...
The Alien is an extraterrestrial being connected to Cassidy's abduction and the implanted mind-control technology. It pursues Cassidy and Joe Sullivan to Cassidy's house, where they kill and dissect i...
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Heather assists Tobin during the first alien-device experiment and dies when the device's feedback affects her.
After Cassidy is taken to a military bunker, Dr. Tobin interrogates him and orders soldiers to hit him when he refuses to answer.
Sullivan travels to Cassidy's address believing Cassidy has invited him for an exclusive interview. Cassidy eventually agrees to speak with him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Possessed Sullivan reaches Tobin in the bunker after killing the soldiers, forcing her to confront the alien-controlled survivor.
Sullivan's final footage reveals that he was abducted while escaping the military raid, and he later appears possessed by the aliens.
The first alien torture device produces feedback that kills Heather, and she later rises and repeats the Alien's threat.
Tobin explains that humanity has repeatedly attempted to reestablish contact with the aliens, and she boasts that humans killed an alien sixty years e...
Cassidy describes the psychological torture he suffered during his abduction and shows an implant found inside his body.
An investigation into alien abduction becomes a cycle of experimentation, possession, retaliation, and apparent denial.
Directed by Matt Wiele, Chad Archibald
Ejecta (2014) · 3.8/10 · science-fiction
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