Dr. Hopkins (played by Andrew Prine) is a protagonist in Sutures.
A medical figure connected to the broader conspiracy, likely providing surgical or logistical support to the black market body parts operation. Detective Zane (played by Jason London) is a protagonist in Sutures.
A law enforcement officer investigating the disappearances and murders linked to the black market organ trade and the activities of Alexander Tatum. Alexander Tatum (played by Carlos Lauchu) appears in Sutures.
A mercenary surgeon and tactical hunter who stalks the group of friends. He serves as the primary initial threat and a key operative in a black market organ trade ring. Sienna (played by Allison Lange) appears in Sutures.
A member of the longtime friend group who becomes a target in the survival fight against the mercenary surgeon and the black market organ trade. Kristen (played by Azie Tesfai) appears in Sutures.
Part of the core group of friends caught in a deadly crossfire with a mercenary surgeon and a sociopathic businessman's illegal organ operation. Jason (played by Nick Holmes) appears in Sutures.
A longtime friend who joins the survival struggle against the sociopathic businessman's staff and the mercenary surgeon targeting their group. Shannon (played by Kate French) appears in Sutures.
A member of the friend group ensnared in a lethal conspiracy involving black market body parts, forced to fight for survival against a surgical ring. Ben (played by C.J. Thomason) appears in Sutures.
A longtime friend who must navigate a deadly survival situation against the black market organ trade operation and its medical staff.
Sutures (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Dr. Hopkins
(played by Andrew Prine) — protagonist
A medical figure connected to the broader conspiracy, likely providing surgical or logistical support to the black market body parts operation.
Detective Zane
(played by Jason London) — protagonist
A law enforcement officer investigating the disappearances and murders linked to the black market organ trade and the activities of Alexander Tatum.
Alexander Tatum
(played by Carlos Lauchu) — supporting
A mercenary surgeon and tactical hunter who stalks the group of friends. He serves as the primary initial threat and a key operative in a black market organ trade ring.
Sienna
(played by Allison Lange) — supporting
A member of the longtime friend group who becomes a target in the survival fight against the mercenary surgeon and the black market organ trade.
Kristen
(played by Azie Tesfai) — supporting
Part of the core group of friends caught in a deadly crossfire with a mercenary surgeon and a sociopathic businessman's illegal organ operation.
Jason
(played by Nick Holmes) — supporting
A longtime friend who joins the survival struggle against the sociopathic businessman's staff and the mercenary surgeon targeting their group.
Shannon
(played by Kate French) — minor
A member of the friend group ensnared in a lethal conspiracy involving black market body parts, forced to fight for survival against a surgical ring.
Ben
(played by C.J. Thomason) — minor
A longtime friend who must navigate a deadly survival situation against the black market organ trade operation and its medical staff.
Key Relationships
Shannon → Ben
(Social Longtime Friends)
Jason → Shannon
(Social Longtime Friends)
Kristen → Jason
(Social Longtime Friends)
Sienna → Kristen
(Social Longtime Friends)
Alexander Tatum → Ben
(Conflict Hunter)
Alexander Tatum → Shannon
(Conflict Hunter)
Alexander Tatum → Jason
(Conflict Hunter)
Alexander Tatum → Kristen
(Conflict Hunter)
Alexander Tatum → Sienna
(Conflict Hunter)
Dr. Hopkins → Detective Zane
(Alliance Teammate)
Story Analysis
A group of friends faces a mercenary surgeon and a black market organ syndicate in a fight for survival.
Plot Progression
Convergence and First Contact
The Hunter's Prey
Unveiling the Black Market
Survival Against the Syndicate
Directed by Tammi Sutton
Sutures (2009) · 4.2/10 · horror, thriller
Content sources
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(Q17639610), public domain (CC0).
