Clockers (1995) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A Homicide detective investigating the dealer's murder, Rocco questions Victor and suspects he is protecting Strike. He pressures Rodney and Strike, manipulates Rodney into believing Strike informed o...
A Homicide detective working alongside Rocco, Mazilli is present during the investigation into the murder and later accompanies Rocco during the interrogation of Tyrone. He also responds with Rocco to...
A local drug lord who controls the clockers, Rodney orders Strike to kill a dealer suspected of stealing from him. He manipulates Strike through a story about Errol, denies giving the order, helps tur...
One of Rodney's lead clockers, Strike is reluctant to carry out Rodney's order and asks his brother Victor for help. After Rocco uses deception to implicate him, Strike is branded a snitch, targeted b...
Strike's older brother, Victor is a responsible employee with no criminal record who cares for his family. He confesses to the dealer's murder and claims self-defense, but Rocco believes he is coverin...
A young boy who admires Strike, Tyrone rides up to Errol and shoots him with Strike's gun after discovering Errol waiting to kill Strike. Taken into custody, he confesses that the weapon came from Str...
A figure from Rodney's past and present, Errol once forced Rodney at gunpoint to kill a dealer so the act could be used against him later. Rodney contacts him after being jailed and orders a hit on St...
A clocker whose homicide is discovered near the end of the story. Rocco and Mazilli respond to the crime after Strike has left town and Victor has been released, making Scientific's death the final ca...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mazilli responds with Rocco to Scientific's homicide after Strike has left town.
After Strike leaves town, Rocco and Mazilli respond to the homicide of Scientific.
Mazilli works with Rocco after they are called to the scene of Darryl's murder.
Rocco and Mazilli are called to the scene of Darryl's murder and investigate Victor's confession.
Mazilli is present with Rocco during Tyrone's interrogation, where Tyrone confesses that Strike supplied the gun.
Tyrone is taken into custody and confesses, with Rocco and Mazilli present, that he got the gun from Strike.
Rodney controls the clockers and orders Strike to kill Darryl Adams. After Rocco makes Rodney believe Strike informed on him, Rodney arranges a hit on...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The story identifies Scientific as a clocker, like Strike. After Strike leaves town, Rocco and Mazilli respond to Scientific's homicide.
Rodney orders Strike to kill Darryl Adams because he believes Darryl has been stealing from him.
Victor confesses to Darryl's murder and tells Rocco that he shot Darryl in self-defense.
Rodney orders Strike to kill Darryl, whom he accuses of stealing from him. Strike is reluctant and asks Victor for help finding someone who could do i...
Tyrone rides up to Errol on a bike and shoots him dead with Strike's gun.
Tyrone is described as a young boy who admires Strike. He later says he got the gun used to shoot Errol from Strike, and he plays with a train set Str...
After Rodney calls from jail and puts a hit on Strike, Strike sees Errol waiting outside his car with a gun and realizes Errol is there to kill him.
Rodney recounts that Errol once forced him at gunpoint to kill a dealer so Errol could use the act against him. After Rodney is jailed, he calls Errol...
A reluctant street-level dealer is caught between a drug lord's orders, a detective's investigation, and the consequences of a killing that implicates his family.
Directed by Spike Lee
Clockers (1995) · 6.7/10 · crime, drama, mystery
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