Black '47 (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
British army veteran turned RIC investigator. Sentenced to hang after killing an interrogation prisoner. Reluctantly aids Captain Pope in hunting Feeney to avoid execution, deeply conflicted by their...
Former Connaught Ranger returning to famine-ravaged Ireland in 1847. Discovers his family destroyed by eviction and starvation. Burns an RIC barracks, hunts down local officials and a preacher, and at...
Knowledgeable local hired as an Irish translator for Captain Pope's manhunt. Assists in tracking Feeney and later intervenes during the estate chaos to free Hannah from custody.
Arrogant British Captain of the 68th Regiment tasked with capturing Feeney. Uses the landlord as bait, permits Fitzgibbon to execute a starving protester, and ultimately delivers the fatal shot to the...
Young idealistic English Private joining the manhunt. Hesitates to kill Feeney and demands food for starving locals, resulting in his execution by Fitzgibbon's men.
Violent Sergeant leading the armed police guarding the landlord's grain shipment. Executes Hobson, wounds Feeney in a physical altercation, and is knocked unconscious during the ensuing riot.
Feeney's widowed sister-in-law squatting with her children after eviction. She dies of exposure to freezing weather after Feeney departs to seek vengeance.
Wealthy Anglo-Irish landlord shipping grain abroad while locals starve. Dressing in Feeney's clothes as a decoy, he is accidentally killed by soldiers instead of the fugitive.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Conneely is hired as a knowledgeable local translator to help Pope's group track Feeney.
Cronin is identified as the land agent who oversaw Feeney's family's eviction, while Kilmichael is the local Anglo-Irish landlord.
Kilmichael surrounds himself with armed police led by the violent Sergeant Fitzgibbon while escorting his grain shipment.
Fitzgibbon leads the armed police protecting Kilmichael's grain shipment while remaining part of the authorities' operation.
Pope's group later hires Conneely, a knowledgeable local, to act as an Irish translator.
Feeney stays with Ellie, who is identified as his deceased brother's widow, and plans to take her and her children to America.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hobson demands that starving people be allowed through the gates, but Fitzgibbon and the police shoot him dead.
Agents of the local Anglo-Irish landlord remove Ellie and her children from the cottage after Feeney returns.
Pope's group travels to Kilmichael's estate to warn him, and Kilmichael is later guarded by armed police and the remainder of Pope's posse.
Hobson is part of the group hunting Feeney but fails to shoot him when he has the chance.
Fitzgibbon shoots Feeney during the yard chaos and is later choked unconscious in a brawl.
Pope is assigned to apprehend Feeney, and he ultimately fatally shoots Feeney after the escape from the yard.
Feeney's next suspected target is Lord Kilmichael, the landlord whose estate is protected while grain is shipped abroad during the famine.
Cronin is the land agent who oversaw Feeney's family's eviction, and Feeney is caught at Cronin's home while pursuing him.
Feeney hunts down the local rent collector among those he blames for the deaths of his family; the eviction involved a bailiff.
A famine-era revenge journey forces Hannah to choose between institutional obedience, loyalty to Feeney, and the possibility of escape.
Directed by Lance Daly
Black '47 (2018) · 6.6/10 · drama
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