Birdland (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Merle as the daughter of industrialist John James.
The story opens with Sheila being questioned, and Calvin explains that the inquiry concerns her husband and her lost police badge.
The plot says Tom had once been involved with Merle and that Sheila came to believe their relationship had not fully ended.
The plot identifies Tom Kale as Sheila Hood's husband and describes their strained marriage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sheila becomes convinced that Tom and Merle's relationship had not ended completely.
The plot says Bob is pressured over Futron Energy's plans to use his land and is influenced by Tom, Merle, and Hazel.
The plot says Bob is pressured over Futron Energy's plans to use his land and is influenced by Tom, Merle, and Hazel.
The plot says Bob is pressured over Futron Energy's plans to use his land and is influenced by Tom, Merle, and Hazel.
After Merle's death, Sheila meets Ray at Merle's memorial and learns more about people connected to the conflict.
John sponsors an exhibition connected to Futron Energy, while Tom opposes the company's fossil-fuel projects and argues that its sponsorship should be...
The plot groups Merle and Ray with Tom as opponents of Futron Energy's fossil-fuel projects.
The plot says Tom, Merle, and activist Ray Starling oppose Futron Energy's fossil-fuel projects.
Sheila investigates her troubled marriage and the connections surrounding Merle and Ray's deaths, while the evidence leaves the central crimes unresolved.
Directed by Peter Lynch
Birdland (2018) · 4.8/10 · crime, mystery
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