Impulse (1990) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An LAPD vice-squad officer who works undercover as a decoy prostitute, Lottie is the central figure of the story. After finding Tony's money and becoming entangled in his murder, she confronts the kil...
An LAPD detective who romances Lottie and becomes intimate with her, Stan later suspects that she is the mysterious woman seen with Tony. Although angry when she explains the truth, he helps trap the...
Dimarjian is the killer who murdered Tony and later came to the safe house to eliminate Lottie. He kills the officer watching the location and admits before dying that he acted to avoid testifying aga...
The district attorney is the law-enforcement official whom Stan approaches with a plan to draw Tony's killer into the open. The operation uses a false news report and Lottie's staged claim that she ca...
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Stan visits the district attorney with a plan to lure Tony's killer into identifying himself.
Stan romances Lottie, takes her on a date, and later spends the night with her, during which they have sex.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Dimarjian admits he killed Tony to prevent himself from having to testify against Luna, placing him in opposition to the prosecution.
Stan and the other detectives organize the stakeout and rush back after the killer attacks the scene.
Dimarjian enters the abandoned house after killing the surveilling officer, and Lottie shoots him to death.
An undercover officer is pulled between danger, intimacy, guilt, and the moral choice to reject stolen money.
Directed by Sondra Locke
Impulse (1990) · 5.6/10 · crime, thriller
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