Avalanche (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
David is the prosperous owner of the newly established ski resort and the driving force behind its opening despite the avalanche danger. He hopes to become the “King of the Mountain” and rekindle his...
Caroline is David’s ex-wife and a magazine reporter who left him because of his controlling nature. Invited to the resort for its opening, she becomes attracted to Nick while remaining emotionally con...
Nick is an environmental photographer who recognizes that the resort is unsafe because of the expected heavy snowfall and warns that an avalanche may occur. He develops a relationship with Caroline an...
Bruce is a globally renowned ski champion attending the resort’s opening and ski tournament. He narrowly survives the initial avalanche but is buried alive when the ski ramp collapses. A search and re...
Mark is a television host covering the resort disaster with a camera crew. When the ski ramp partly collapses, he is left dangling from a chair with a young survivor while David and the fire departmen...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mark is a television host present at the ski ramp while David leads efforts to save him after the avalanche.
David opens the resort with a ski tournament, while Bruce is identified as a renowned ski champion attending the event.
Caroline is drawn to Nick, and after her confrontation with David, she retreats with Nick to his cabin.
The plot explicitly states that Caroline ended her marriage with David because of his controlling nature.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Caroline's attraction to Nick provokes David's ire, revealing David's jealousy and controlling behavior.
David's ambition to conquer a dangerous mountain collapses alongside his resort, forcing him to confront responsibility, loss, and love.
Directed by Corey Allen
Avalanche (1978) · 3.6/10 · action, adventure, drama
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