Alps (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Monte Rosa, a hospital nurse and core member of Alps. She becomes emotionally attached to a dying teenage athlete, secretly befriending her family and crossing professional boundaries with clients. He...
Matterhorn, a rhythmic gymnastics coach and Alps member. He enforces strict, abusive control over the gymnast and upholds the group's rigid, transactional rules. He violently expels the Nurse for unau...
A rhythmic gymnast and Alps member trained by the Coach. She initially seeks to please the group's leadership to secure substitution roles. After the Nurse's expulsion, she takes over the impersonatio...
An aging widower living with the Nurse. He serves as a quiet mirror to the Nurse's trauma. He physically rejects her inappropriate advances, triggering her subsequent erratic and aggressive behavior.
A grieving Alps client who lost his diabetic girlfriend. He engages in a physically intimate arrangement with the Nurse, illustrating how Alps' services blur into personal entanglements.
A young athlete in critical condition following a severe car accident. Her impending death catalyzes the main plot, as the Nurse studies and impersonates her to comfort her grieving parents.
A grieving father who hires Alps for substitution services. He becomes suspicious of the Nurse's unauthorized visits and ultimately violently rejects her impersonation, highlighting the tragic limits...
A grieving mother involved in the substitution process. Together with her husband, she shuts out the Nurse, underscoring the futility and emotional cost of the Alps' attempts to replace the dead.
A clinical exploration of grief, identity, and emotional detachment through a secretive substitution service.
Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos
Alps (2011) · 6.2/10 · drama