Scarecrow (1973) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A short-tempered ex-convict traveling through California, Max meets Lion and agrees to become his partner in a future car-wash business. He initially blames Lion for their imprisonment, but later prot...
A childlike former sailor, Lion travels toward Detroit to meet a child he has never seen and reconcile with Annie. His friendship with Max is transformed by imprisonment and Riley's violent assault, l...
An inmate at the prison farm, Riley befriends Lion before attempting to sexually assault and physically brutalize him. When Lion resists, Riley beats him, breaks his teeth, and blinds him in one eye,...
Annie is the woman Lion hopes to reconcile with in Detroit after sending her the money he earned at sea. She is now married and raising a five-year-old child. Still furious that Lion abandoned her, An...
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Lion travels to Detroit hoping to reconcile with Annie, the child's mother, and make amends. Annie is furious that he abandoned her and tells him the...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Riley attempts to sexually assault Lion. When Lion resists, Riley beats him, breaks his teeth, and blinds him in one eye.
After Riley beats and injures Lion, Max fights Riley in revenge and to protect Lion.
Max and Lion meet on the road in California and agree to become partners in a car-wash business in Pittsburgh. They travel together, and Max later pro...
Two travelers form a bond that is tested by imprisonment, violence, and devastating news, leaving Max to promise help when Lion can no longer carry on.
Directed by Jerry Schatzberg
Scarecrow (1973) · 7/10 · drama
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