Screenplay data
A group of strangers, including a police officer named Quentin, a doctor named Holloway, a math student named Leaven, and a cynical architect named Worth, awaken in a mysterious, deadly cube-like prison. After an escape artist named Rennes is killed by a trap, a mentally handicapped man named Kazan joins the group, and Worth reveals he designed the cube's outer shell. Leaven discovers that numbers on the rooms are Cartesian coordinates, and Kazan's intuitive ability to calculate prime factors proves crucial for identifying safe passages. As the group navigates the perilous, moving rooms, Quentin's aggression escalates, leading him to attack Kazan and cause Holloway's death when she falls from the cube's edge.
Save the Cat beat sheet
A group of strangers wake up in a deadly cubic maze and must work together to survive its shifting, booby-trapped rooms.
Open full beat sheetQuentin is listed as Protagonist/Antagonist. A police officer, physically strong, aggressive, prone to violence and leadership. In the parsed data, Quentin is connected to 16 scenes, 3 dialogue lines, 3 text mentions, first appearing around scene 2.
16 scenes / 3 dialogue linesWorth is listed as Protagonist. An office worker who designed the outer shell of the cube; cynical and nihilistic. In the parsed data, Worth is connected to 13 scenes, 2 dialogue lines, 2 text mentions, first appearing around scene 7.
13 scenes / 2 dialogue linesLeaven is listed as Protagonist. A young student with a high aptitude for mathematics and pattern recognition. In the parsed data, Leaven is connected to 13 scenes, 1 dialogue line, 2 text mentions, first appearing around scene 8.
13 scenes / 1 dialogue linesHolloway is listed as Protagonist. A doctor, paranoid about government conspiracies, compassionate but emotionally volatile. In the parsed data, Holloway is connected to 12 scenes, 3 dialogue lines, 4 text mentions, first appearing around scene 2.
12 scenes / 3 dialogue linesKazan is listed as Supporting. A mentally handicapped man with an extraordinary, intuitive ability to calculate prime factors. In the parsed data, Kazan is connected to 10 scenes, 2 dialogue lines, 2 text mentions, first appearing around scene 9.
10 scenes / 2 dialogue linesRennes is listed as Supporting. An elderly man with extensive experience in prison escapes; expert on sensors. In the parsed data, Rennes is connected to 2 scenes, 1 dialogue line, 1 text mention, first appearing around scene 4.
2 scenes / 1 dialogue linesA man wakes up in a strange cubic room, explores, and is killed by a trap.
Quentin wakes up and encounters Holloway.
Quentin, HollowayThe group rescues Leaven.
Quentin, Leaven, HollowayRennes joins the group.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, Holloway, RennesRennes is killed by a trap.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, Holloway, RennesKazan joins the group.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, Holloway, KazanWorth reveals his role in building the cube.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, Holloway, KazanLeaven discovers the numbers are Cartesian coordinates and calculates their position.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, HollowayThe group encounters a sound-activated spear trap.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, Holloway, KazanThe group debates leaving Kazan behind.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, Holloway, KazanThe group navigates the trap-filled edge of the cube.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, Holloway, KazanQuentin attacks Kazan and argues with Holloway.
Quentin, Holloway, KazanHolloway attempts to swing to the shell and falls to her death.
Quentin, Worth, HollowayQuentin attempts to assault Leaven.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, KazanThe group discovers Rennes's corpse and realizes the rooms are moving.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, KazanKazan reveals his genius for prime factors.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, KazanThe group reaches the bridge; Quentin kills Leaven and Worth.
Quentin, Leaven, Worth, KazanThere's nothing down here. Hold tight. I'll try swinging over there.
Motiondetectors integrated in the walls. Tough to spot.
Law of the jungle Holloway. He's a danger in the pack!
I am the poison. I designed the outer shell.
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