Goldstone (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Young local police officer who assists Detective Jay Swan in investigating corruption and missing persons.
Indigenous detective navigating complex investigations in remote Australian outback towns.
Corrupt local mayor manipulating land approvals and covering up criminal activities.
Mine supervisor attempting to bribe officials and intimidate investigators.
Aboriginal elder who assists Jay Swan but becomes a victim of foul play.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Josh investigates Jimmy's death after finding his body at the creek and later receives Tommy's confession.
Jimmy refuses to endorse the mine expansion at the press conference, obstructing the approval sought by Johnny and Maureen.
Jimmy walks out of the expansion press conference and denies that he signed approval for the mine.
Johnny meets Maureen to pursue mine expansion, and they later hold a press conference announcing the expansion and displaying supposed council approva...
Johnny attempts to bribe Josh to help Furnace Creek expand its operations, while Josh later joins the effort to stop the mine's criminal activities.
Josh visits Maureen while she is shredding paperwork and demands that she contact the head of the criminal operations.
Jay observes Furnace Creek's trafficking operation, is detained by its security, and is later intimidated by Johnny.
Maureen summons Jay for tea and subtly warns him to stop investigating the missing women and the mine's activities.
Jimmy assists Jay in searching for the missing tourist and leads him to Furnace Creek.
Josh initially assists Jay after learning about his missing-person investigation, and Jay later enlists Josh to track the thugs and rescue the women.
A remote police investigation exposes how mining interests, political corruption, and human trafficking are protected by intimidation and violence.
Directed by Ivan Sen
Goldstone (2016) · 6/10 · crime, thriller
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