Mobile Homes (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The female protagonist, a young woman on the run with Evan. She navigates the pressures of a fugitive lifestyle with resilience and emotional complexity.
The male protagonist, responsible for the crime that forces him and Ali onto the road. He is impulsive, burdened by guilt, and driven by survival instincts.
An older, solitary man who owns or operates a mobile home. He offers temporary refuge to the couple, serving as a mirror to their own transient existence.
A rough, working-class man associated with Robert. His presence introduces volatility and physical tension to the confined mobile home setting.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bone is described as a rough, working-class man associated with Robert.
Robert is described as offering temporary refuge to the couple, which includes Evan.
Robert is described as offering temporary refuge to the couple, which includes Ali.
Ali is described as a young woman on the run with Evan, while Evan is described as being driven onto the road with Ali by his crime.
The film follows Ali and Evan as they survive on the road while confronting guilt, unstable refuge, and the pressures of transient life.
Directed by Vladimir de Fontenay
Mobile Homes (2017) · 5.8/10 · drama
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