Character Relationships in 2:22

Dylan Branson (played by Michiel Huisman) is a protagonist in 2:22. An air traffic controller with a fear of flying who experiences recurring hallucinations of a fatal shooting at Grand Central Terminal exactly at 2:22 p.m. He discovers a cosmic pattern linking his life to a tragic event from 30 years ago. After realizing his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend is obsessed with her, he rushes to the terminal to save her, taking a bullet in the process. He ultimately survives, overcomes his fear, and becomes a pilot. Sarah Barton (played by Teresa Palmer) is a protagonist in 2:22. An art gallery employee and Dylan's girlfriend who shares the same birth date as him. She was a passenger on the near-collision flight and becomes entangled in Dylan's supernatural visions. Initially distressed by Dylan's warnings, she eventually realizes she is reliving the role of a pregnant woman from a tragic past event. She refuses to flee her fate, allowing Dylan to save her life. She ultimately recovers and starts a family with Dylan. Jonas Edman (played by Sam Reid) appears in 2:22. Sarah's ex-boyfriend and a colleague at her art gallery. He initially displays a mysterious obsession with Dylan's visions and Sarah, hosting an exhibition that mirrors the terminal's recurring events. He secretly collects artifacts and artwork related to Sarah and Evelyn Mills. Ultimately, he attempts to reenact the historic Grand Central Terminal murders, killing himself when police intervene after he attacks Sarah.

Character Relationship Map: 2:22

2:22 (2017) Poster

2:22 (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Story Analysis

A supernatural thriller exploring destiny, obsession, and breaking cyclical tragedy through cosmic patterns and personal sacrifice.

Plot Progression

  1. The 2:22 Phenomenon
  2. Echoes of the Past
  3. Cosmic Destiny Unfolds
  4. Shattered Clock

Directed by Paul Currie

2:22 (2017) · 6/10 · mystery, romance, science-fiction, thriller