Daylight Robbery (1964) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Trudy is one of the three children who visit a department store with Janet and Kirk. Her mother has forbidden her to play with them, but when the other two are trapped and then imprisoned by a man fro...
Janet is one of the three children visiting a department store with Trudy and Kirk. She becomes trapped in the store with them, and during their attempt to escape the children reach a nearby building...
Kirk is one of the three children visiting a department store with Trudy and Janet. As a prank meant to shock Trudy, he steals a battery, intending to return it later. The children become locked in th...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Janet and Kirk visit the department store together with Trudy and are later imprisoned together at the building site.
Trudy visits the department store with Kirk, and later rescues him after he is imprisoned at the building site.
Trudy visits the department store with Janet and Kirk, and later searches for Janet after the children become separated.
Three children move from playful mischief into danger, while Trudy's determination leads to their rescue and a police warning.
Directed by Michael Truman
Daylight Robbery (1964) · 8/10 · comedy, family
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