Locke (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
角色名包含关系词: wife
Ivan speaks with maternity-unit personnel, including Sister Margaret, during the drive about Bethan's labour complications.
Sister Margaret is maternity-unit personnel working with Bethan through troubling complications during premature labour.
Ivan calls PC Davids about the police authority required for road closures allowing more than 225 concrete trucks to reach the site.
Ivan calls council head Cassidy regarding the road closures needed for the concrete trucks to access the site.
Donal is Ivan's work trainee, and Ivan coaches him through preparation for the concrete pour.
Ivan calls his boss Gareth while supervising the concrete pour, and Gareth later fires him.
The plot identifies Eddie and Sean as Ivan's sons and describes their separate calls about the same family football plans.
Katrina is Ivan's wife and Sean is identified as one of their sons.
Katrina is Ivan's wife and Eddie is identified as one of their sons; Katrina later experiences a breakdown after Ivan's confession.
Sean is one of Ivan's sons and separately calls him with updates on the football match.
Eddie is one of Ivan's sons and calls Ivan with updates about the football match they planned to watch together.
Bethan is a colleague from Croydon with whom Ivan cheated on Katrina seven months previously.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ivan's affair with Bethan is disclosed to Katrina and causes Katrina to ban Ivan from the house.
The plot states that Cassidy and the local police authority represented by PC Davids are required for the road closures.
Over one drive, Ivan Locke sacrifices career and family stability to accept responsibility for a child and reject his father's legacy of abandonment.
Directed by Steven Knight
Locke (2014) · 6.9/10 · drama, thriller
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