Damage (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
John Brickner is the protagonist, released on parole after serving time for second-degree manslaughter. He works construction and as a bouncer before entering underground fighting to raise money for S...
Reno is a fight promoter who recruits John for underground bouts after John initially rejects his offer. He manages John's rise through the tournament, but owes a large debt that puts Frankie at risk....
Frankie is a waitress at the bar where John works and becomes his ally in the fighting world. She helps him locate Reno and supports his career, while Reno's unpaid debt places her in danger. Her rela...
Veltz is a wealthy tycoon and the owner of John's former construction job. After John saves the life of someone close to him from a heart attack, Veltz offers to pay John's major wager or clear Reno's...
Deacon is a friend of Reno who supports the underground fighting operation. He covers Reno's stake in John's final fight, helping make the main event possible after Reno has been financially pressured...
Veronica is the widow of the man John killed in self-defense and the mother of Sarah. After receiving John's apology letters, she petitions for his parole and asks him to fund Sarah's heart transplant...
Sarah is Veronica's eight-year-old daughter and needs a heart transplant. Her medical crisis gives John a reason to enter dangerous underground fights and earn money. John's final victory enables him...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Veltz is revealed to be the owner of John's former construction job.
The plot identifies Sarah as Veronica's eight-year-old daughter.
Reno offers John a job in underground fighting, and John later enters the tournament and continues fighting for Reno.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
John ultimately covers the payment for Sarah's heart transplant.
Veronica is the widow of the man John killed in self-defense, but she later petitioned for his parole.
Deacon covered the stake in John's final fight, allowing the event to proceed.
The plot explicitly reveals that Deacon is a friend of Reno.
Reno owes a syndicate money and must pay within a week, or they will hurt Frankie, whom Reno had covered for the debt.
With Frankie's help, John locates Reno, and he later continues fighting for Reno and Frankie.
A paroled man seeks redemption by entering underground fights to fund a child's heart transplant and protect the people connected to him.
Directed by Jeff F. King
Damage (2009) · 6.6/10 · action, drama, thriller
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