Paradox (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jim's girlfriend who secretly works for the NSA. She fights off a masked attacker, reveals her true identity as Maxine Devlin, and ultimately kills her future self to secure the time travel disc.
The expendable test subject who uses the time machine to travel one hour into the future. His traumatic experience eventually leads him to become the masked future killer, though he is ultimately stop...
The team's enigmatic boss who orchestrates the time machine project. He reveals he is from the future and manipulated Jim into testing the prototype, but is ultimately murdered by his own future self.
An arrogant M.I.T.-expelled researcher on the team. He privately ridicules Jim but later joins the panic after witnessing a decapitated head sent back through time, eventually attempting to investigat...
A wheelchair-bound technician who records the team's private conversation. He later accesses the camera footage to reveal the future events, but is fatally stabbed by the masked assailant.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mr. Landau is the team's boss, while William is one of the researchers working on the time-machine project.
Lewis and William are both identified as members of the scientific group working on the time machine.
Mr. Landau selects Jim as the first test subject because he considers Jim expendable and forces him to use the prototype.
The plot identifies Gale and Jim as romantically involved, and Jim speaks to Gale about his father's death before the time-machine test.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lewis remains with Jim's research group, accesses the camera footage, and helps reveal the recorded evidence of future events.
William participates in the private conversation ridiculing Jim, and future Jim later expresses resentment toward his teammates.
Gale helps investigate the masked attacker while Mr. Landau is suspected of possessing the future disc and manipulating the project.
A time-machine experiment traps a scientific team in a violent causal loop where identity, betrayal, and predetermined fate collide.
Directed by Michael Hurst
Paradox (2016) · 4.6/10 · action, science-fiction
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