Cha cha cha (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Corso
(played by Luca Argentero) — protagonist
Corso is the investigator driving the film’s central inquiry. He examines Tommaso’s death, the burned SUV, the missing phone, the drug connection, and the engineer’s supposed suicide, then follows the...
Michelle
(played by Eva Herzigová) — supporting
Michelle is closely involved in Tommaso’s troubled life and becomes increasingly alarmed by his behavior, including skipping school, gambling online, spending heavily, and reacting aggressively to que...
Avvocato Argento
(played by Pippo Delbono) — supporting
Avvocato Argento is associated with Michelle and appears connected to the city’s concealed network of influence. He pressures Corso and attempts to force him into an agreement, but Corso refuses and a...
Padre di Tommaso
(played by Mimmo Cuticchio) — supporting
Tommaso
(played by Jan Tarnovskiy) — supporting
Tommaso is the young man whose dangerous behavior and death initiate the central investigation. He skips school, spends excessively, plays online poker, receives drugs, and may owe money. After disapp...
Fotografo
(played by Marco Leonardi) — supporting
Fotografo is the source of the compromising images that reach the investigation through Tommaso’s email. The photographs connect the wife of a powerful man to the concealed conspiracy, giving Corso le...
Scagnozzo di Argento
(played by Vincenzo De Michele) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Avvocato Argento → Scagnozzo di Argento
(Power Boss And Enforcer) — The relationship indicates a subordinate enforcement role within Argento's structure.
The character is explicitly identified as Avvocato Argento's henchman by the name 'Scagnozzo di Argento.'
Padre di Tommaso → Tommaso
(Family Father) — He is Tommaso's father within the family structure surrounding the investigation.
The character is explicitly identified as Tommaso's father by the name 'Padre di Tommaso.'
Michelle → Tommaso
(Family Concerned Guardian) — Michelle worries about Tommaso's safety and attempts to protect him.
Michelle becomes increasingly alarmed by Tommaso's behavior, including his truancy, heavy spending, online gambling, and hostility.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Corso → Scagnozzo di Argento
(Conflict Investigator And Enforcer) — The henchman represents a potential enforcement presence around Corso's confrontation with Argento.
Corso's refusal to accept Argento's agreement places him in opposition to the power structure represented by Argento's henchman.
Michelle → Avvocato Argento
(Social Associated Acquaintance) — Their association links Michelle to the social environment surrounding the investigation.
Avvocato Argento is described as associated with Michelle while also appearing connected to the city's hidden power structure.
Tommaso → Fotografo
(Narrative Source Of Photographs) — Their connection is tied to the photographs that may explain Tommaso's death and the wider conspiracy.
Shortly before his death, Tommaso sent an email containing photographs, and the photographs received from Fotografo become important evidence.
Corso → Fotografo
(Alliance Evidence Exchange) — Fotografo is connected to visual evidence that Corso uses in the investigation.
The photographs received from Fotografo contain compromising images connected to the wife of a powerful man and may expose a larger conspiracy.
Corso → Avvocato Argento
(Conflict Adversarial Negotiation) — Their confrontation places Corso's investigation against Argento's hidden power network.
Avvocato Argento pressures Corso and tries to force him into an agreement, but Corso refuses and accuses the powerful figure of sacrificing lives.
Corso → Tommaso
(Narrative Investigator And Subject) — Tommaso's death becomes the central case driving Corso's investigation.
Corso investigates the kidnapping, crash, possible drug debts, and death connected to Tommaso.
Michelle → Corso
(Alliance Protective Request) — Michelle relies on Corso to monitor Tommaso and help address the danger surrounding him.
Michelle asks Corso to keep an eye on Tommaso because she fears he may be involved with drugs or dangerous people.
Story Analysis
A troubled death investigation expands into a confrontation with corruption, hidden influence, and the manipulation of the city's future.
Plot Progression
A Son Slips Away
— Michelle becomes alarmed as Tommaso skips school, spends heavily, gambles online, and rejects her attempt to arrange a weekend trip. His decision to go out during carnival leads Michelle to ask Corso...
The Burned Vehicle
— A nightclub witness recalls a young man being intercepted and driven away in a black SUV. The vehicle is later found burned, and the missing phone makes the disappearance increasingly suspicious.
Death Behind the Evidence
— Corso links the kidnapping, crash, and Tommaso's death while investigating possible drug debts. An email containing photographs challenges the initial overdose explanation.
The Conspiracy Widens
— Corso follows connections between Tommaso's photographs, an engineer's supposed suicide, land, cocaine, informants, and influential people. The evidence suggests that the deaths may be part of a broad...
No Price for Silence
— Compromising photographs give Corso leverage but also increase the danger around him. Avvocato Argento pressures him into an agreement, yet Corso refuses and condemns the corruption behind the deaths.
Directed by Marco Risi
Cha cha cha (2013) · 5.6/10 · crime, drama
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(Q14227639), public domain (CC0).
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