August. Eighth (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Artyom is Ksenia’s seven-year-old son, distressed by his parents’ separation and prone to imagining himself as the superhero Kosmoboy. After his family is killed, he hides injured in the ruins and is...
Egor is Ksenia’s new boyfriend, a young banker who is unwilling to take responsibility for her family crisis. He rejects her request for help when Artyom is trapped in the war zone, causing their publ...
Ilya is a Russian captain and a friend of Zaur who leads a military convoy carrying Ksenia and war correspondents toward the area where Artyom is trapped. Georgian soldiers ambush the convoy after a c...
Zaur is Ksenia’s former husband, an Ossetian peacekeeper serving with the Russian Armed Forces. He asks Ksenia to send Artyom to visit his family and later tries to evacuate them during the fighting....
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Zaur is identified as Artyom's father and asks for him to visit his grandparents in South Ossetia. He later dies while trying to evacuate Artyom from...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Egor is the mother's new partner, but he is described as uninterested in spending time with Artyom and refuses to become involved in the family's cris...
Ilya is explicitly described as a friend of Zaur and leads the military convoy that includes the boy's mother.
A mother crosses a collapsing war zone to recover her traumatized son after the destruction of his family.
Directed by Dzhanik Fayziev
August. Eighth (2012) · 6/10 · action, drama, fantasy
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