Skin (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Christa is an adult member of Jeffrey and Troy's household who shops with the group and becomes distressed after witnessing Jaydee's beating. When Jeffrey returns transformed, she arms herself, protec...
Troy is Jeffrey's young son and a skilled rifle shooter, successfully hitting a target during the group's challenge. He briefly connects with Jaydee and later watches Jaydee's assault, then hides unde...
Jeffrey is Troy's father and a member of the tattooed Neo-Nazi group. After insulting and helping brutally attack Jaydee, he is abducted, drugged, and tattooed until his skin is completely black. He r...
Jaydee is an African-American man who shares a brief friendly moment with Troy while holding a toy in a grocery store. Jeffrey wrongly accuses him of interfering with Troy, then leads an attack agains...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jeffrey explicitly refers to Troy as his son while boasting that Troy can shoot a target with a rifle.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Christa is present with Jeffrey and Troy at the lake, lives in the home Jeffrey returns to, and responds to his reappearance.
Christa frets while Jaydee is attacked and later orders Troy to hide under the bed when Jeffrey returns.
Troy sees Jaydee at the grocery store, later watches the parking-lot assault from inside the store, and observes Jaydee recovering in the garage.
Jeffrey accuses Jaydee of interfering with Troy, uses a racial slur, and leads his friends in beating Jaydee in the parking lot.
A racist act of violence returns to destroy the household that produced it, forcing identity, fear, and consequence into the same home.
Directed by Guy Nattiv
Skin (2019) · 6.6/10 · drama
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