Jim (played by Pat Healy) is a protagonist in Mountain Low.
The protagonist, a lonesome game warden attempting to reconnect with his estranged daughter before she relocates to Tampa. His impulsive decision to investigate a mysterious sound in the woods jeopardizes their fragile relationship and puts them both at risk. Old Man Vladimir (played by Joel Brody) is a protagonist in Mountain Low.
A supporting character likely encountered in the wooded setting. Given the plot's focus on a strange sound in the wilderness, he may serve as a local inhabitant or figure connected to the mystery, though his exact role is not detailed in the summary. Kathleen (played by Kate Nowlin) appears in Mountain Low.
Jim's estranged daughter, preparing to move to Tampa. She is the emotional anchor of the story, representing the life and connection Jim is desperately trying to salvage before her departure. Ada (played by Irina Abraham) appears in Mountain Low.
A supporting cast member. The provided plot summary does not specify her role, interactions, or narrative function, indicating a minor or background presence. Cork (played by Laurent Rejto) appears in Mountain Low.
A supporting cast member. Lacks explicit plot details or relational context in the summary, suggesting a peripheral role in the film's broader ensemble. Kostya (played by Pavel Shatu) appears in Mountain Low.
A supporting cast member. No specific narrative information is provided in the summary, implying a minor or off-screen presence within the film's structure.
Mountain Low (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Jim
(played by Pat Healy) — protagonist
The protagonist, a lonesome game warden attempting to reconnect with his estranged daughter before she relocates to Tampa. His impulsive decision to investigate a mysterious sound in the woods jeopard...
Old Man Vladimir
(played by Joel Brody) — protagonist
A supporting character likely encountered in the wooded setting. Given the plot's focus on a strange sound in the wilderness, he may serve as a local inhabitant or figure connected to the mystery, tho...
Kathleen
(played by Kate Nowlin) — supporting
Jim's estranged daughter, preparing to move to Tampa. She is the emotional anchor of the story, representing the life and connection Jim is desperately trying to salvage before her departure.
Ada
(played by Irina Abraham) — supporting
A supporting cast member. The provided plot summary does not specify her role, interactions, or narrative function, indicating a minor or background presence.
Cork
(played by Laurent Rejto) — supporting
A supporting cast member. Lacks explicit plot details or relational context in the summary, suggesting a peripheral role in the film's broader ensemble.
Kostya
(played by Pavel Shatu) — supporting
A supporting cast member. No specific narrative information is provided in the summary, implying a minor or off-screen presence within the film's structure.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jim → Kathleen
(Family Father)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ada → Cork
(Alliance Teammate)
Old Man Vladimir → Kostya
(Alliance Teammate)
Old Man Vladimir → Cork
(Alliance Teammate)
Old Man Vladimir → Ada
(Alliance Teammate)
Kathleen → Old Man Vladimir
(Conflict Threat)
Jim → Kostya
(Conflict Threat)
Jim → Cork
(Conflict Threat)
Jim → Ada
(Conflict Threat)
Jim → Old Man Vladimir
(Conflict Antagonist)
Story Analysis
A game warden's attempt to reconnect with his estranged daughter is jeopardized when a mysterious noise in the woods triggers a life-threatening confrontation.
Plot Progression
The Last Lunch
Into the Woods
Ambush & Siege
Road to Tampa
Directed by Andrew Bruntel
Content sources
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