Moving Violation (1976) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A drifter who arrives in Rockfield and becomes the target of the corrupt sheriff after violating the town's hitchhiking ordinance. He falls in love with Cam, witnesses the sheriff shoot a deputy, and...
A drive-in shopgirl who falls in love with Eddie and shows him around Rockfield. She witnesses the sheriff shoot a deputy and escapes with Eddie, helping them evade the pursuing police and contact a l...
A lawyer who agrees to represent Eddie and Cam after they contact him. He helps them evade the police and arranges a deal with the attorney general for them to testify in court. While driving them tow...
The corrupt sheriff of Rockfield who harasses Eddie for hitchhiking and orders him never to return. After shooting a deputy, he pursues Eddie and Cam to prevent them from exposing the murder, and late...
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Cam helps contact Alex, who agrees to represent both witnesses and hides them while negotiating with the attorney general.
Eddie contacts Alex after the escape, and Alex agrees to take the case and arrange a surrender plan with the attorney general.
Eddie falls in love with Cam after meeting her at the drive-in, and they later make love while hiding in an empty house.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Alex arranges for Eddie and Cam to testify, while Rankin's men pursue them and kill Alex before the court appearance.
Cam witnesses Rankin shoot a deputy and becomes a target when Rankin tries to stop her and Eddie from talking about the killing.
Rankin harasses Eddie over the hitchhiking ordinance, orders him out of town, and later pursues him to prevent him from reporting the murder.
Two witnesses flee a corrupt sheriff, endure escalating violence, and struggle toward justice and emotional recovery.
Directed by Charles S. Dubin
Moving Violation (1976) · 5.2/10 · comedy, crime, drama
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