Deathrow (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A 77-year-old senior gangster and the most powerful inmate on death row. He mentors Sonny, advising him to leave the drug trade. After Sonny confesses to a visiting official and suffers brutal retalia...
16-year-old protagonist from Manila slums who is wrongfully convicted of murder after his friend accidentally kills a homeowner during a robbery. Sentenced to death row, he reluctantly joins a prison...
A public attorney who initially represents Lolo Sinat before being asked by Sonny to appeal his wrongful murder conviction. Despite Lolo Sinat's initial distrust of her, she persists in taking on his...
A high-ranking inmate nicknamed 'Mayor' who controls the prison hierarchy. He recruits Sonny as a dealer for his cocaine-smuggling operation, which operates with the tacit approval of the corrupt ward...
The jail warden who is an accomplice to inmate leader Mio's cocaine-smuggling business. His involvement demonstrates the systemic corruption that allows illegal activities to thrive within the prison...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gina handles Lolo Sinat's case, although Lolo initially calls her a stupid lawyer.
Sonny seeks Gina's help to appeal his murder conviction, and Gina later succeeds in appealing his case.
Mio, known as 'Mayor,' attempts to recruit Sonny as a dealer for his cocaine-smuggling business, and Sonny eventually accepts.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lolo Sinat takes Sonny under his wing and advises him to stop participating in the drug business.
The cocaine business is known to Fajardo, who is identified as an accomplice to Mio's smuggling operation.
A wrongfully convicted teenager survives prison corruption through Lolo's guidance and Gina's legal fight.
Directed by Joel Lamangan
Deathrow (2000) · 7.3/10 · action, crime, drama
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