Class Warfare (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Kristen is her high school's senior class president whose college plans are threatened when her wealthy parents go broke. Hoping to claim Richard's lottery ticket, she tries to seduce him and later he...
Jason is Kristen's boyfriend, and his wealthy parents also go broke, undermining their college plans. Persuaded by Kristen, he tries to kill Richard, later pushes him off a cliff, and helps cover up t...
Richard is a socially minded cyclist who posts flyers for a food and clothing drive. After Kristen accidentally hits him with her car, he joins her, Jason, and Graham at a lake house. He holds a winni...
Amber is Graham's girlfriend and becomes suspicious after arriving at the lake house and finding the group. She later discovers camcorder tapes of them discussing the lottery ticket, calls the police,...
Mrs. Marshall is one of Kristen's wealthy parents. When she and Mr. Marshall go broke, Kristen's college dreams are crushed. The plot summary does not describe Mrs. Marshall taking any further action,...
Graham invites Kristen, Jason, and Richard to his father's lake house. After Richard dies, Graham insists that they take the body to the police; he realizes Jason caused Richard's fall and refuses to...
Maria is Amber's friend. After Amber discovers that one of Kristen's new scratch-off tickets has won the grand prize, Amber conceals the discovery from Maria. The plot summary does not give further de...
Mr. Marshall is one of Kristen's wealthy parents. When he and Mrs. Marshall go broke, Kristen's college dreams are crushed. The plot summary does not describe Mr. Marshall taking any further action, b...
The Lottery Attendant handles the attempt by Kristen and Jason to redeem Richard's ticket. The attendant tells them it is invalid because it was purchased after the drawing, thwarting their attempt to...
The Police Officer arrives with Amber after she calls for help. Jason knocks the officer out with a tire iron, allowing Kristen and Jason to continue fleeing. The officer's arrival is part of Amber's...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kristen and Jason attempt to redeem the lottery ticket, but the attendant tells them it was purchased after the drawing and is invalid.
The plot identifies Amber as Graham's girlfriend when she drives to the lake house looking for him.
Kristen's wealthy parents, including Mr. Marshall, go broke, leaving her college plans in jeopardy.
Kristen's wealthy parents, including Mrs. Marshall, go broke, causing her college dreams to collapse.
The plot explicitly identifies Jason as Kristen's boyfriend. Kristen tries to provoke Jason's jealousy by kissing Richard.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The ending states that Amber conceals the winning ticket's discovery from her friend Maria.
When Amber brings a police officer, Jason knocks the officer out with a tire iron.
Amber calls the police after finding evidence, while Jason attacks the responding officer and pursues her by car.
Amber discovers camcorder tapes about the lottery ticket, calls the police, and pursues the truth after Graham disappears.
Jason pushes Richard from a cliff, drops him after offering a belt, and later transports his body in a car.
Kristen attempts to seduce Richard for the lottery ticket, later persuades Jason to attack him, and searches his body for the ticket.
Jason accompanies Graham to the lake house with Kristen, and Graham later confronts Jason about Richard's death.
Kristen and Jason accompany their friend Graham to his father's lake house.
Financial desperation transforms a privileged couple's pursuit of a lottery fortune into manipulation, murder, and eventual ruin.
Directed by Richard Shepard
Class Warfare (2001) · 6.9/10 · crime, drama, thriller, tv-movie
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