The Marksman (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Former US Marine Scout Sniper and widower living on the Arizona-Mexico border. He reluctantly agrees to protect Rosa's son Miguel after her death, evading a ruthless cartel and corrupt border patrol o...
A young Mexican citizen fleeing from the Mexican Mafia and a violent cartel. He is the primary reason Jim Hanson embarks on a dangerous cross-country journey, eventually reaching safety with his famil...
Jim Hanson's step-daughter who works as an agent at the United States Border Patrol, where he initially reports illegal border crossings.
A Mexican citizen fleeing the Mexican Mafia with her son Miguel. She is fatally wounded during a cartel shootout and entrusts Jim Hanson with Miguel's safety and their Chicago family address before pa...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rosa is described as Miguel's mother. She flees the Mexican Mafia with him and gives Jim instructions to take him to family in Chicago.
The plot identifies Sarah as Jim's step-daughter. She works for the United States Border Patrol, where Jim reports illegal border crossings.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The motel receptionist accepts Jim's bribe and does not register Jim and Miguel as guests before the cartel arrives.
While staying at a motel, Jim bribes the receptionist not to register him and Miguel as guests.
Before dying, Rosa gives Jim her family's Chicago address and cash, begging him to take Miguel there.
After Rosa dies, Jim reluctantly agrees to take Miguel to Chicago. He later removes Miguel from border-patrol custody and repeatedly protects him from...
A retired marksman accepts a dying mother's request and crosses the country to protect her son from a cartel pursuit.
Directed by Robert Lorenz
The Marksman (2021) · 6.8/10 · action, drama, thriller
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