Source Code (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A U.S. Army pilot and the film’s central protagonist, Colter is repeatedly sent into the final eight minutes before a train explosion through the Source Code. He investigates the bombing, identifies D...
Christina is a passenger on the doomed commuter train and a friend of the man whose identity Colter appears to inhabit during the Source Code missions. She experiences the repeated train disaster alon...
An Air Force captain overseeing Colter’s missions, Colleen communicates with him through the capsule’s video screen and briefs him on the train bombing. She initially enforces Dr. Rutledge’s orders bu...
Dr. Rutledge heads the Source Code project and explains to Colter that the machine reconstructs the passengers’ final eight minutes through their residual collective memories. He treats Colter as the...
Derek Frost is the nihilistic domestic terrorist responsible for the train bombing and the planned second attack in Chicago. Colter identifies him through a fallen wallet, traces his vehicle, and disc...
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Goodwin operates the mission while Rutledge heads the project and explains the Source Code's experimental purpose.
Rutledge explains the Source Code to Stevens and confirms that Stevens's body is connected to neural sensors and life support.
Goodwin verifies Stevens's identity, briefs him on the train bombing, and sends him repeatedly into the Source Code.
Stevens develops feelings for Christina during repeated train runs and sets a date with her in the final alternate timeline.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rutledge's project is focused on finding the bomber responsible for the train attack and preventing the suspected second attack.
Goodwin receives Stevens's identification of Frost, and that information helps the police arrest Frost and prevent the second attack.
Frost shoots Christina during one investigation, and his bomb threatens everyone aboard the train.
Stevens is repeatedly sent back to identify the train bomber and eventually identifies Frost through a fallen wallet, vehicle plates, and the van.
A soldier trapped in an experimental time reconstruction seeks a bomber, confronts institutional control, and discovers a possible alternate future.
Directed by Duncan Jones
Source Code (2011) · 7.3/10 · mystery, science-fiction, thriller
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