The Falling Star (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Boris is a bartender living in hiding since the 1980s after a botched bombing. His depressed lookalike, Dom, is recruited by Boris's partner to impersonate him and evade a vengeful attacker. Both name...
Dom's ex-wife and a private detective. She is actively searching for Dom, unaware that he has been recruited to impersonate the bartender Boris, creating a parallel manhunt.
Boris's partner and the bar manager. She discovers Dom, a depressed loner who resembles Boris, and initiates the plan to have Dom take over the bar as a decoy.
A victim of the 1980s bombing who lost an arm. He tracks down Boris and attempts to kill him, serving as the primary antagonist driving the plot's conflict.
The building doorman who assists Kayoko and Boris in devising and executing the impersonation plan to protect Boris from his past pursuer until the danger passes.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Fiona is explicitly described as Dom's ex-wife and is searching for him.
The plot identifies Kayoko as Boris's partner and the manager of L'Étoile filante.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kayoko and Tim work with Boris and Dom to arrange the impersonation plan at the bar.
Tim, the bar's doorman, helps Boris and Kayoko devise and execute the plan involving Dom.
Georges was a victim of the bombing connected to Boris and lost an arm. He tracks Boris down and nearly kills him.
A hidden bartender uses his depressed lookalike as a decoy when an old victim seeks revenge and a private detective searches for the double.
Directed by Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon
The Falling Star (2024) · 6/10 · comedy, crime
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