Fast Color (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ruth is a homeless wanderer whose seizures trigger supernatural earthquakes and whose unstable powers have distanced her from her family. She returns to Bo and Lila, confronts the memory of nearly har...
Lila is Ruth's daughter and Bo's granddaughter, raised by Bo without memories of her mother. She possesses powers like Bo's, including manipulating and reassembling objects, and helps Ruth reconnect w...
Ellis is the local sheriff who notices evidence of Ruth's movements and investigates the abandoned vehicle. He is Bo's longtime friend and lover, secretly warning her that the scientist is searching f...
Bill is a scientist attempting to capture Ruth and study her supernatural abilities. He deceives her into accepting a ride, tries to take blood samples, and later leads accomplices who kidnap Lila. Ru...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ellis follows the rescue party after learning that Lila is being held at the sheriff's office.
Ellis notices Bill's abandoned vehicle and investigates Ruth's trail while Bill continues searching for her.
The plot identifies Lila as Ruth's daughter. Ruth returns to her family home and later rescues Lila after she is kidnapped.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bill and his accomplices kidnap Lila and hold her at the sheriff's office.
After learning that Lila has been kidnapped, Ellis follows Ruth and her family during the rescue attempt.
Bill tricks Ruth into accepting a ride, attempts to draw her blood, and later searches for her after she escapes.
A traumatized mother regains control of her extraordinary powers while reclaiming her bond with her daughter in a collapsing, drought-stricken world.
Directed by Julia Hart
Fast Color (2019) · 6/10 · science-fiction, thriller
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