Wolf (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Majid
(played by Marwan Kenzari) — protagonist
Adil
(played by Chems Eddine Amar) — protagonist
Vleermuis
(played by Aziz Akazim) — supporting
Weapons Trader
(played by Slimane Dazi) — minor
Hamza
(played by Nasrdin Dchar) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Majid → Adil
(Family Reference) — Adil and Majid are connected through the family's concern about criminal behavior.
During the family confrontation, the father fears that the youngest son will follow the same path as Adil and Majid.
Hamza → Weapons Trader
(Professional Arms Buyer) — The Weapons Trader supplies the equipment for Hamza's operation.
Hamza's group buys an AK-47, an Uzi, a shotgun, and extra ammunition from the Weapons Trader before the robbery.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Majid → Vleermuis
(Alliance Criminal Associate) — Vleermuis acts as a protective figure within Majid's criminal circle.
Vleermuis intervenes when Sergio aggressively confronts Majid over an unpaid debt. He forces Sergio to accept part of the money and warns him against...
Majid → Hamza
(Alliance Criminal Associate) — Hamza draws Majid into a high-risk criminal operation.
Hamza presents Majid and the group with a plan to rob a money transport before Christmas. The group is described as already committed to the operation...
Story Analysis
Majid is trapped between family expectations, disciplined boxing, and escalating criminal commitments that culminate in an unresolved armed robbery.
Plot Progression
A Scooter And A Warning
— The story opens with young men choosing a scooter under circumstances that suggest theft. Majid then faces pressure at work and is reminded of his father's long employment record.
Debts In The Shadows
— Majid is pulled back toward his criminal circle and confronted over an unpaid debt. Vleermuis limits the immediate danger, but the encounter reveals the violent pressures surrounding Majid.
Two Possible Futures
— Boxing offers Majid a disciplined path toward money, while the coach questions his commitment to training and community service. At home, family anger makes the consequences of his choices personal.
The Point Of No Return
— Hamza proposes robbing a cash transport during the Christmas period. Objections about armed associates fail to stop the plan, and the group obtains powerful weapons.
The Unresolved Getaway
— The armed group stops the money transport, threatens the driver, and demands the keys. The excerpt ends as they attempt to leave, without revealing the outcome.
Directed by Jim Taihuttu
Wolf (2013) · 6.7/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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(Q15964889), public domain (CC0).
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