Chariot (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
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Genevieve explains that the people aboard were selected for a Chariot Program dry run, while Emily is one of the confused passengers.
Genevieve contacts her supervisor after the cockpit confrontation and reveals the Chariot Program's purpose.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Collins communicates through a video call and confirms the plane's extreme altitude and the devastation below.
Belinda's violent conduct intensifies the passenger crisis, while Genevieve is exposed as an operative responsible for placing people aboard.
Genevieve admits that deaths including Michael's will be concealed with cover stories after the experiment.
Belinda kills her partner during the escalating crisis, while Michael is later identified among the deaths concealed by the operation.
Cole and Belinda are among the passengers who awaken confused and confront the unexplained flight.
Cole and Emily are both found confused aboard the aircraft after waking without memories of boarding.
Cole and Boyd are among the passengers involved in the attempt to force their way into the cockpit.
Cole and Michael awaken aboard the same aircraft and try to understand why the passengers were brought there.
Cole is among the passengers demanding answers after Genevieve is exposed as an operative who helped place people on the plane.
Strangers trapped aboard an automated aircraft discover that their crisis is a controlled experiment testing human behavior under extreme pressure.
Directed by Brad Osborne
Chariot (2013) · 5.4/10 · drama, thriller
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