Echo Boomers (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Recent college graduate burdened by debt who joins a group of peers to execute high-stakes art heists. Serves as the moral center of the group, ultimately rejecting greed and betrayal before turning h...
Crime boss and heist supervisor who orchestrates the group's criminal activities. Demands intact stolen goods and uses intimidation to maintain control, ultimately facing arrest alongside the crew.
Greedy and reckless group member. Abandons an overdosing Allie at the hospital and steals the bulk of the vault money, leading to his imprisonment in the vault by Lance.
Crew member who assists in the Wardlaw heist. Ultimately betrays Lance by stealing their getaway van and all the stolen money, forcing Lance to surrender.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jack participates in the robbery crew that Mel summons and controls. Mel threatens the group with retaliation if his identity is disclosed.
Mel supervises the group, demands that stolen paintings be delivered intact, and threatens the members after introducing new henchmen.
Lance joins the robbery group under Mel's supervision. Mel organizes the heists and tells the crew he will pursue them if they reveal his name.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lance argues with Stewart over his recklessness after Stewart abandons an overdosing group member at the hospital. During the vault robbery, Lance loc...
Stewart and Jack are members of the same robbery crew and participate in the group's planned heists.
Lance leaves the vault with Jack and the bags of money, then hides with him at a motel in Nebraska.
A debt-driven heist story follows Lance from criminal ambition toward moral accountability after betrayal and collapse.
Directed by Seth Savoy
Echo Boomers (2020) · 5.8/10 · action, crime, drama
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