Character Relationships in i.e.
Self (played by Daewon Song) is a protagonist in i.e..
Self (played by Mark Appleyard) appears in i.e..
Self (played by Anthony Pappalardo) appears in i.e..
Self (played by Rob Dyrdek) appears in i.e..
Self (played by Arto Saari) appears in i.e..
Self (played by Diego Bucchieri) appears in i.e..
Self (played by Stephane Larance) appears in i.e..
Self (played by Anthony Van Engelen) appears in i.e..
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Character Relationship Map: i.e.
i.e. (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Self
(played by Daewon Song) — protagonist
Self
(played by Mark Appleyard) — supporting
Self
(played by Anthony Pappalardo) — supporting
Self
(played by Rob Dyrdek) — supporting
Self
(played by Arto Saari) — supporting
Self
(played by Diego Bucchieri) — supporting
Self
(played by Stephane Larance) — supporting
Self
(played by Anthony Van Engelen) — supporting
Self
(played by Richard Angelides) — supporting
Self
(played by Chany Jeanguenin) — supporting
Self
(played by Bam Margera) — supporting
Self
(played by Keith Hufnagel) — minor
Self
(played by Matt Dove) — minor
Self
(played by Jesse Fritsch) — minor
Self
(played by Eric Bork) — minor
Self
(played by Brian Howard) — minor
Self
(played by Brandon Biebel) — minor
Self
(played by Colt Cannon) — minor
Self
(played by Danny Montoya) — minor
Self
(played by Kris Markovich) — minor
Story Analysis
A documentary exploring how skateboarders adapt to mainstream restrictions and push creative boundaries through community and construction.
Plot Progression
Mainstream Infiltration
Adapting to Adversity
Building Personal Sanctuaries
Pushing Boundaries
Directed by Greg Hunt, Jon Holland
