Faults (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Ansel is a writer and cult specialist whose failed career and financial desperation lead him to accept a deprogramming job. He abducts Claire, tries to break her allegiance to the cult, and becomes in...
Claire is the young woman whose involvement with the cult brings Ansel into her family's crisis. She appears vulnerable during the abduction but gradually gains control, manipulates the adults around...
Terry is Ansel's manager, or former manager, who drops him as a client because of unpaid debts. He repeatedly pressures and assaults Ansel for money, sends Mick to intimidate him, and later arrives at...
Mick works for Terry and first delivers a letter demanding that Ansel repay his debts. He later pressures Ansel for payment during the deprogramming and enters the motel room as an apparent intimidato...
Evelyn is Claire's mother and joins Dad in asking Ansel to rescue their daughter from the cult. She witnesses the escalating deprogramming, follows Claire's instructions with Dad near the end, and hel...
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Evelyn repeatedly requests Ansel's help and agrees to pay him for deprogramming Claire.
Evelyn and Paul ask Ansel to help their daughter Claire, who has become involved with Faults.
Terry explains that Mick was an actor hired to intimidate Ansel.
Terry manages Ansel's professional affairs, then drops him as a client and demands repayment of his debts.
Ansel offers to deprogram Claire by abducting her and confronting her with the cult's teachings.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
One of the two men hired by Ansel strikes Claire during her abduction; Mick later participates in the pressure surrounding Ansel's operation.
Mick approaches Ansel with Terry's letter and later locates him to demand payment.
A failed cult specialist loses control of a deprogramming operation as Claire transforms captivity into psychological domination.
Directed by Riley Stearns
Faults (2014) · 6.6/10 · comedy, crime, drama, thriller
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