Burn Your Maps (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ismail films an intimate kiss involving Wes's mother and the guide, and Alise orders Ismail to leave afterward.
Batbayar guides the travelers through Mongolia and explains that modern nomads often wear ordinary clothes.
Alise discusses Becca's acceptance into two Northwestern programs and the family's inability to afford either one.
Connor participates in the family discussion about Becca's acceptance into two Northwestern programs and the cost of attending them.
Alise is alarmed by Wes's fixation on Mongolia and orders Ismail to leave before Wes wakes up.
Connor worries about his son Wes and later tries to make him return after learning that he is traveling through Mongolia.
The plot identifies Alise and Connor as a married couple discussing their family and struggling with intimacy after the loss of a child.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ismail and Wes meet Batbayar in Mongolia, and Batbayar helps them navigate the country.
Connor joins Alise in accusing Ismail of arranging an overseas trip with Wes without parental permission.
Alise and Connor accuse Ismail of arranging a trip with their child without permission, and Alise orders him to leave.
Ismail encourages Wes's dream instead of treating it as a problem and plans a trip so Wes can see Mongolia.
A grieving family is pulled apart when a child's imagined Mongolian identity becomes an unauthorized journey into reality.
Directed by Jordan Roberts
Burn Your Maps (2016) · 7.1/10 · adventure, comedy, drama, family
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