The Devil Has a Name (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A farmer whose land and water are contaminated by wastewater from the company’s operations. He sues over the pollution, demands substantial compensation for his land and water rights, and argues that...
A company executive blamed for rapid losses and criticized for failing to conceal the pollution crisis. She is summoned to Houston City, receives corporate assistance, confronts the environmental alle...
A corporate representative assigned to assist Gigi. Alex regards the lawsuit as a threat to the wider corporate system, explains its potential precedent for farmers nationwide, and argues that the opp...
A figure involved in Fred’s case who warns that damaging evidence may make the jury view Fred as dishonest and unstable. He refuses to lie and withdraws from the case after Fred’s credibility is under...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ralph warns Fred that the jury may view him as dishonest and unstable, then withdraws from the case when Fred refuses to lie.
Alex is assigned to provide Gigi with corporate assistance and explains the broader consequences of Fred's lawsuit.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Alex describes Fred's lawsuit as a threat to the corporate system and says that Fred can be trapped and destroyed.
Fred confronts Gigi about the company's continued pollution and challenges its responsibility for contaminating his land and water.
An environmental lawsuit pits Fred's demand for accountability against a corporate system focused on concealment, leverage, and damage control.
Directed by Edward James Olmos
The Devil Has a Name (2019) · 5.3/10 · comedy, drama, thriller
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