Double Target (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
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Mary McDouglas explains that she has lost her father, while McDouglas is the named person connected to the rendezvous and boat group.
Sen. Blaster introduces Col. Galckin to Bob Ross, and the two reveal the government's plan involving Ross.
Sen. Blaster introduces Bob Ross to Col. Galckin and explains that the government wants Ross to undertake a mission connected to the boy.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ross eventually reaches a rendezvous involving McDouglas and a boat crew during the escape.
After the boat is burned, Ross, the boy, and Mary McDouglas are hunted together, and Ross remains committed to getting them all to safety.
Ross meets Toro, who serves as his local contact and guides him toward the town where his son is staying.
Talbukin participates with Col. Galckin in the attempt to eliminate Ross after mistaking him for an American agent.
Col. Galckin and Talbukin initially mistake Ross for an American agent and attempt to eliminate him.
The plot identifies Col. Galckin and Talbukin as Russian guerrilla specialists working together.
A father's attempt to recover his son becomes a dangerous escape through political manipulation, pursuit, loss, and unresolved sacrifice.
Directed by Bruno Mattei, Claudio Fragasso
Double Target (1987) · 4.6/10 · action, adventure
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