Lockout (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
CIA operative wrongfully convicted of murder and espionage. Sentenced to stasis in MS One prison. Recruited to rescue the President's daughter to clear his name. Successfully infiltrates the rioting p...
Brother of the deranged prisoner Hydell. Leads the violent prison riot and captures Emilie. After realizing Hydell has killed all hostages, he attempts to blackmail the President but is ultimately kil...
A mentally unstable prisoner who breaks out during Emilie's visit, triggering a massive prison riot. He ruthlessly executes hostages and attempts to assault Emilie, serving as the primary physical thr...
Snow's close friend and fellow CIA agent who orchestrates Snow's mission to MS One under the guise of helping him prove his innocence. He is secretly revealed to be the mole selling space program secr...
The Secret Service Director who oversees the investigation and prison operations. He initially supports Snow's conviction, attempts diplomatic resolution during the riot, and ultimately orders the sta...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot explicitly identifies Alex as Hydell's brother.
Shaw works within the CIA-related investigation and communicates with Langral's operation about sending Snow into MS One.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hydell's violence causes negotiations to fail, after which Langral orders the destruction of MS One.
Langral attempts to trick Alex into releasing the hostage, while Alex later contacts the President with threats and demands.
Hydell releases the prisoners, executes hostages, threatens the President's daughter, and is eventually knocked out by Snow.
Langral oversees the investigation that results in Snow's conviction despite Snow's protest that he was helping Colonel Frank Armstrong find the mole.
Harry Shaw is described as Snow's close friend and fellow CIA agent. He searches for Snow's contact and later helps arrange Snow's mission to MS One.
Alex leads the prison riot, captures the President's daughter, and later shoots Snow and leaves him for dead.
A wrongfully convicted operative survives a collapsing space prison while uncovering the conspiracy that framed him.
Directed by Stephen St. Leger, James Mather
Lockout (2012) · 5.9/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller
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