Slipstream (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A bounty hunter and remnant law enforcement officer hunting the fugitive android, Byron.
Tasker's partner and fellow bounty hunter, initially enforcing order before eventually allying with Owens.
An indestructible android and the film's protagonist, fleeing after killing his master to fulfill a final request while exploring his own humanity.
A greedy arms dealer who steals Byron for a bounty but eventually befriends the android and partners with Belitski.
A resident of the underground museum who aids the fugitives, forms a romantic bond with Byron, and is killed during the raid.
The leader of a cave-dweller cult who worships the Slipstream and dies under a heavy stone lifted by Byron.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ariel becomes emotionally attached to Byron after he appreciates the museum's contents, and they spend the night together.
Owens abducts Byron from the airstrip in order to claim the large bounty.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tasker and Belitski raid the underground museum, and Ariel is killed during the shootout with Tasker.
Avatar curses Byron as part of the uncontrolled technological progress that caused the Harmonic Convergence.
Owens makes a pass at Belitski, and she nearly breaks his arm; later, he knocks her out and handcuffs her to a bed.
Owens abducts Byron to claim the reward, while Tasker shoots Owens with a dart and tracks him.
Tasker pursues Byron, shoots him with a grappling hook, captures him, and later continues the pursuit to the aircraft.
The plot identifies Tasker and Belitski as bounty hunters who pursue Byron together and coordinate their operations.
An indestructible android crosses a devastated world while discovering friendship, intimacy, guilt, and the possibility of a new home.
Directed by Steven Lisberger
Slipstream (1989) · 4.3/10 · adventure, science-fiction
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