Virtuality (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The ship's pilot and commander who initiates a secret virtual reality affair with botanist Rika Goddard. His avatar is killed in a VR simulation, and he is later actually murdered in the airlock durin...
The new host of the ship's reality television program, Edge of Never. She suffers a severe attack by a mysterious man within the virtual reality simulations, prompting the crew to consider abandoning...
A crew member who joins Pike, Rika, and Val in preparing for an extravehicular activity to identify and repair the failed communications array outside the ship.
The ship's drive engineer and second in command. Following Pike's death, he reluctantly assumes command despite being known as an abrasive loner, anticipating internal conflict.
The mission psychologist and producer of the Edge of Never reality show. He is Rika Goddard's husband and later discovers Pike's final confession of love to her while reviewing ship recordings.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Fallon is the mission psychologist and Johnson is second in command; after Pike dies, Johnson assumes command while Fallon reviews the death recording...
Fallon produces Edge of Never, and Billie is the program's new host.
Pike is the ship's commander, while Fallon serves as mission psychologist and producer of the Edge of Never program; both are members of the Phaeton c...
Pike commands the Phaeton, while Johnson is the ship's drive engineer and second in command. After Pike's death, Johnson reluctantly assumes command.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Johnson and Manny are members of the Phaeton crew facing the communications failure and the consequences of Pike's death.
Meyer and Billie are members of the crew affected by the virtual-reality attacks, after which the crew considers discontinuing the system.
Meyer is the Phaeton's only physician and a member of Pike's crew. The virtual intruder also kills Meyer's avatar after killing Pike's avatar.
Pike commands the same twelve-person crew in which Billie serves as the new host of Edge of Never.
Manny joins Pike and other crew members in preparing to identify the failed communications array from outside the ship.
A starship crew trapped beyond return confronts bodily illness, virtual violence, hidden desire, and the possibility that reality itself is unreliable.
Directed by Peter Berg
Virtuality (2009) · 5.2/10 · drama, science-fiction, thriller, tv-movie
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