Strange Frame (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A street saxophone performer who saves Naia during a riot and becomes her romantic partner and musical collaborator. After being manipulated into signing with a corrupt record producer, Parker discove...
A genetically modified debt slave with enhanced lung capacity, freed during a prison riot. She becomes a musician and romantic partner to Parker, co-founding a popular band known for anti-slavery lyri...
A hoverchair-bound double amputee and spaceship captain who takes in a heartbroken Parker. He provides her with shelter, helps her broker a deal to operate his ship, and assists in infiltrating the re...
A powerful Ganymede record producer and starmaker who exploits debt slaves. He drugs Parker and Naia to sign them to his company, then replaces Naia with an android to maximize her music marketability...
A musician and friend who joins Parker and Naia's band, contributing to their rapid rise in popularity. He later abandons the group due to a previously unknown drug addiction.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Chat is part of the band signed to Dorlan's company before leaving because of a previously unknown drug addiction.
Dorlan invites Naia and Parker to discuss signing the band, then signs the group after drugging Parker and Naia.
Chat joins Parker and Naia's band, which rapidly gains popularity and notoriety.
After escaping together, Parker and Naia become attracted to each other, enter a romantic relationship, and live together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Philo offers Parker a home on his non-operational spaceship and later agrees to help recover Naia.
Parker joins with Chat, Atem, and Naia to form a band.
Parker realizes Dorlan intends to have Naia killed, infiltrates his facilities, rescues Naia, and leaves the laboratory on fire.
A musician fights corporate exploitation and manufactured identity to rescue her endangered lover.
Directed by G.B. Hajim
Strange Frame (2012) · 5.2/10 · action, animation, romance, science-fiction
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