Tripwire (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jack DeForest is the central hero and the only person identified as capable of stopping the international terrorists' plan to seize military weapons and threaten world peace. After accidentally killin...
Josef Szabo is the ruthless leader of the international terrorists who hijack a train carrying a powerful military arsenal. After Jack DeForest accidentally kills his son, Szabo abandons a purely stra...
Rick DeForest is Jack DeForest's teenage son and the only remaining member of Jack's immediate family after Josef Szabo murders Jack's wife. Szabo kidnaps Rick as an act of revenge, forcing Jack to fi...
Jeff Szabo is Josef Szabo's son, whose accidental death at the hands of Jack DeForest transforms the conflict. His death motivates Josef's revenge against Jack's family, leading to the murder of Jack'...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot calls Jeff Szabo Josef Szabo's son and states that Jack accidentally kills him during the battle.
The plot identifies Rick DeForest as Jack DeForest's teenage son and describes him as Jack's only remaining family after the attack.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Josef locates Jack's family and kidnaps Jack's teenage son, Rick.
The plot explicitly states that Jack accidentally kills Josef's son, Jeff, during the battle between good and evil.
Josef leads the terrorist hijacking, while Jack is described as the only hero capable of stopping the scheme.
Jack DeForest confronts Josef Szabo's weapon-based terrorist scheme while seeking to protect his last remaining family member.
Directed by James Lemmo
Tripwire (1989) · 6/10 · action, thriller
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