Fallout (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A former resident of the estate, Joe is assigned to investigate the killing alongside his partner, DS Matt Ryder. He pursues Shanice, whose confession points him toward the gang member responsible. Af...
Matt is Joe's partner on the murder investigation. He is identified as white, and the gang mocks Joe because of their partnership and because Joe does not behave as they expect. The summary provides n...
Shanice is a fast-food restaurant worker and the girlfriend of a gang member. After hearing about the killing from her friend, she places flowers at the scene and becomes a focus of Joe's investigatio...
Dwayne leads the gang involved in the killing and orders its members to dispose of their clothes to remove evidence. After a dispute with another gang member, he is left alone with Shanice, confesses...
Perry is a member of Dwayne's gang. When another gang member lets the victim go, Perry urges him to pursue the victim, helping drive the events that lead to the killing. Later, Perry waits outside a g...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dwayne confesses his feelings for Shanice, and they share a kiss before the moment is interrupted.
Joe pursues Shanice because he believes she has something to hide. She later speaks to him about who was responsible for the murder.
Joe is assigned to the murder investigation alongside Matt, who is identified as his partner.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Perry acts alongside Dwayne's gang during the pursuit and escape after the murder.
Perry urges the gang to continue pursuing the victim, and later flees when Joe encounters him during an attack.
Joe determines that the local gang was responsible for the murder, while Dwayne is identified as the gang's leader.
A murder exposes hidden guilt, fractured loyalties, institutional failure, and the difficult possibility of forgiveness.
Directed by Ian Rickson
Fallout (2008) · 4.5/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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