Cry Wilderness (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jim is Will's Native American friend and a participant in the park's hunt for the animal that mauled a deer. Will asks him to take Paul back to school when the expedition becomes too dangerous, but Pa...
Morgan is a big game hunter hired by the Sheriff to track and kill the mysterious animal in the park. He travels with Will, Jim, and Paul, follows the tiger into the abandoned mining town, and later h...
Mr. Douglas is the headmaster at Paul's boarding school. He searches for Paul after noticing that the boy has separated from his class at the Natural History Museum, then confronts him when Paul tries...
The Sheriff presides over the natural park and organizes the search for the large animal that mauled a deer. He recruits Will, Jim, and Morgan for the hunt, with Morgan specifically hired as a big gam...
Bigfoot is the mysterious creature Paul met during a previous vacation and continues to believe in despite adult skepticism. He appears in purple smoke to warn Paul that Will is in danger, hides near...
Red Hawk is the ghost of a Native American elder whom Paul meets beside a lake. He speaks to Paul privately and instructs him to tell Bigfoot to escape to the mountains before Morgan kills him. Later,...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jim travels through the park as part of the hunting party while Bigfoot hides and watches the group near the ruins.
At the ending, Mr. Douglas sees Bigfoot after being told that adults can see him if they believe hard enough.
Red Hawk prevents Morgan from shooting Bigfoot and uses the agate amulet against him.
Red Hawk appears when Morgan is about to shoot Bigfoot, blinds Morgan with an agate amulet, and causes Morgan to fall into the lake.
Morgan is hired to hunt the dangerous animal, later tracks Bigfoot to the lake, and attempts to shoot him.
The Sheriff rallies a hunting party to pursue the mauled-deer animal, and Jim joins the group.
A boy follows a supernatural warning into the wilderness, where belief, danger, and protection converge around Bigfoot.
Directed by Jay Schlossberg-Cohen
Cry Wilderness (1987) · 2.5/10 · adventure, family, fantasy
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