Time Masters (1982) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jaffar is the captain of the Double Triangle 22 and a close friend of Claude and Silbad. After receiving Claude's final message, he diverts his mission to rescue Claude's son, advises the child throug...
Silbad is Jaffar's experienced friend and a former survivor of Perdide, whose knowledge makes him essential to the rescue mission. He advises the stranded child alongside Jaffar and later is revealed...
Matton is a deposed prince traveling with his sister and the treasure intended to finance his restoration. He initially endangers the stranded child and clashes with Jaffar, but after learning how to...
Claude is the father of the stranded child and a friend of Jaffar. After indigenous hornets kill his wife, Claude becomes trapped in a wrecked vehicle while fleeing across Perdide. He gives the child...
Igor is a passing spacefarer investigating the recently appeared planet when he finds the nearly dying child after the hornet attack. His intervention saves the child's life, although the trauma cause...
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After the planet is displaced through time, a passing spacefarer named Igor saves the nearly dying child; the child is later revealed to have grown in...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Matton attempts to persuade the stranded child to drown himself, while Jaffar later confronts Matton's escape and explains how to resist the hostile e...
Jaffar deliberately seeks Silbad on Devil's Ball because Silbad is his experienced friend and knows how to survive on Perdide.
Claude sends his final message to Jaffar and identifies him as a friend while asking for help for his son.
A rescue mission becomes a meditation on sacrifice, identity, memory, and the destructive passage of time.
Directed by René Laloux
Time Masters (1982) · 7.3/10 · adventure, animation, science-fiction
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