Shifter (2023) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Tara is a veteran operative whose brain has been altered to let her temporarily assume selected people’s appearances, memories, and thought patterns. She undertakes missions for the CIA while struggli...
Hype works in the underground CIA operation and explains Tara’s altered abilities and the fact that she volunteered for the procedure after her father’s death. He oversees or evaluates her missions, c...
Maeve Randall is an identity Tara uses during an assignment in Georgia. In Maeve’s appearance, Tara infiltrates an embassy to recover files concerning Russian mining interests. The files lead Tara tow...
Seojoon Song, also identified as David J. Lee, decides to flee to Sweden with his family rather than defect to North Korea. He tells Tara that US drone strikes have become unacceptable to him and that...
Jamie Kendrick is an injured MI5 agent whom Tara finds while investigating an extremist group at a marina. He tells her that the group is preparing a bomb and has ties to a recently released prisoner....
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot says Seojoon intends to flee to Sweden with his family. Hye Song is listed as a character, but the reference does not specify her exact relat...
On an assignment in Georgia, Tara infiltrates an embassy as Maeve Randall.
In the underground CIA laboratory, Hype explains Tara's altered abilities and her history as a veteran operative. He later criticizes her judgment aft...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tara learns that Seojoon Song(as David J. Lee) intends to flee to Sweden with his family rather than defect to North Korea, and she helps him escape.
Tara investigates an extremist group at a marina and finds the injured MI5 agent Jamie Kendrick, who tells her that the group is preparing a bomb.
Tara's missions with an identity-altering ability expose the cost of compromised memory, contested loyalties, and intervention in other people's lives.
Directed by Matthew Marder
Shifter (2023) · 2.2/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller
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