Cashback (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Protagonist and an art student who works the night shift at a supermarket. He copes with the drudgery of his job by imagining that time has stopped, allowing him to sketch and observe his surroundings...
A co-worker at the supermarket night shift. She interacts with Ben and serves as a significant figure in his daily life and creative imagination.
The supervisor of the night shift at the supermarket. He oversees the operations and manages the staff, including Ben, Sharon, Barry, and Matt.
A night shift co-worker at the supermarket. He is characterized as someone who tends to waste time, highlighting the contrast with Ben's focused coping strategy.
A night shift co-worker at the supermarket. Like Barry, he is noted for wasting time, serving as a foil to Ben's unique approach to passing the shift.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ben works under Jenkins on the supermarket night shift, while Jenkins oversees the staff and operations.
Barry and Matt are described as having already been warned for rearranging shampoo bottles during work.
Barry and Matt have already been warned for rearranging shampoo bottles, indicating that Jenkins or the shift management monitors their conduct.
The plot states that Sharon is repeatedly late and is reprimanded by Jenkins.
Sharon works with Ben on the supermarket night shift, and the plot describes their interactions in the workplace.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ben recalls seeing the Swedish Student walk from the shower to her room without modesty when he was six or seven, an experience that shaped his fascin...
Matt, like Barry, turns avoiding work into entertainment, while Ben copes through observation and imagined time control.
Ben studies the different ways coworkers escape boredom, while Barry is presented as someone who turns avoiding work into entertainment.
The plot explicitly describes Barry and Matt as close friends.
Ben transforms a tedious supermarket night shift into a personal study of time, beauty, and artistic observation.
Directed by Sean Ellis
Cashback (2004) · 7/10 · comedy, drama
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