Barbarella (1968) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Barbarella is an Earth space adventurer sent by the President of Earth to recover Durand-Durand and prevent his positronic ray from causing mass destruction. Her journey takes her through dangerous so...
Pygar is a blind angel living among exiles from Sogo who has lost the will to fly. After Barbarella restores his confidence through their intimate encounter, he carries her to Sogo and later rescues h...
Professor Ping is an inhabitant of the labyrinth where Barbarella is found after crashing among Sogo’s exiles. He offers to repair her damaged ship and is introduced to her by Pygar, providing practic...
Dildano is the leader of the local underground opposing the Great Tyrant’s rule in Sogo. He rescues Barbarella from the cage of attacking birds, joins her pursuit of Durand-Durand, and gives her an in...
Concierge / Durand-Durand first appears as an official in Sogo who captures Barbarella and places her in the Excessive Machine, but he is revealed to be the young inventor she was sent to find. Aged b...
Mark Hand is the Catchman who patrols the ice for errant children after Barbarella crash-lands on Tau Ceti’s sixteenth planet. He rescues her from danger, offers transport in his ice boat, and asks fo...
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Barbarella restores Pygar's will to fly by having sex with him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Pygar is captured and subjected to a mock crucifixion while Durand-Durand operates within the city's ruling power structure.
Pygar brings Barbarella to Sogo, where Dildano later joins her pursuit of Durand-Durand and leads an attack on the city.
Barbarella is sent to retrieve Durand-Durand, and later discovers that the concierge is the missing inventor.
Dildano's rebels attack Sogo while Concierge / Durand-Durand has seized control of the city.
Dildano rescues Barbarella from the bird cage and joins her pursuit of the missing inventor.
Pygar introduces Barbarella to Professor Ping, who is living among the outcasts with him.
Professor Ping offers to repair Barbarella's ship after finding her in the labyrinth.
Mark Hand rescues Barbarella after she is attacked by mechanical dolls and offers her transportation in his ice boat.
A space adventurer's search for a dangerous inventor becomes a struggle among innocence, political ambition, rebellion, and living destructive energy.
Directed by Roger Vadim
Barbarella (1968) · 6/10 · action, adventure, comedy, fantasy, science-fiction
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