Reversi (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Akid is a police officer who inherits the ability to rewind time from his family. Haunted by his father's death, he repeatedly rewinds time after his wife Sarah and son Anas are killed, eventually sav...
Sarah is Akid's wife and the mother of their son, Anas. After learning about Akid's time-rewinding ability, she asks him to promise to stop using it. She dies in the accident caused by Hisham, and whe...
Aziz is Akid's father and also has the family's ability to rewind time. He warns Akid that some fates cannot be changed. Hazirah later reveals that Aziz repeatedly rewound time to save Akid, who was o...
Hazirah is Aziz's wife and Akid's mother. When Anas collapses, she stops Akid from rewinding time and urges him to accept fate. She explains to Akid that Aziz had repeatedly used his ability trying to...
Hisham is the man Akid helps earlier on the day Sarah and Anas are struck by his car. He is imprisoned after the fatal accident and later asks Akid to visit him so he can seek forgiveness. Akid forgiv...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Hazirah recounts that Aziz said goodbye to her on the morning before his death.
Hazirah is with Anas when he collapses and later explains Aziz's history to Akid.
Aziz is identified as Akid's father and teaches him that their family possesses the ability to rewind time.
Akid falls in love with Sarah, marries her, and later rewinds time to relive moments with her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hisham drives the car that hits Sarah and Anas after Akid had helped him earlier that day.
A grieving man repeatedly rewinds time to save his family before learning that love also requires accepting an unavoidable fate.
Directed by Adrian Teh
Reversi (2024) · 6.9/10 · drama, romance, science-fiction
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