Giorgio (played by Ricky Tognazzi) is a protagonist in Infernet.
A wealthy entrepreneur and father of one of the gang members. He squanders his wealth through online gambling and dies of a broken heart moments before winning the exact amount needed to clear his debts. Don Luciano (played by Remo Girone) appears in Infernet.
An unconventional modern priest and media campaigner supporting immigrants. He becomes the target of online slanders by a gang member, falsely accused of pedophilia, which threatens his work until he is eventually exonerated. Giada (played by Laura Adriani) appears in Infernet.
An admirer of Claudio who meets him at a hotel while engaged to a gang member. She is raped by Claudio under the influence of cocaine, later subjected to gang violence by her boyfriend, and eventually receives help for psychological recovery. Claudio (played by Roberto Farnesi) appears in Infernet.
A famous actor and public supporter of Don Luciano's initiatives. He secretly struggles with cocaine addiction and assaults Giada under the drug's influence. He is eventually arrested after his girlfriend Arianna discovers evidence of his crimes and helps Giada recover. Arianna (played by Elisabetta Pellini) appears in Infernet.
Claudio's girlfriend who secretly discovers images and videos of his other victims on his smartphone. Her complaint leads to his arrest, and she ultimately assists Giada in starting a psychological recovery journey. Nancy (played by Giorgia Marin) appears in Infernet.
A young woman who turns to online prostitution with friends to make quick money. They film clients to blackmail them for money, but the operation is eventually exposed through the suspicions of her father, a taxi driver.
Infernet (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Giorgio
(played by Ricky Tognazzi) — protagonist
A wealthy entrepreneur and father of one of the gang members. He squanders his wealth through online gambling and dies of a broken heart moments before winning the exact amount needed to clear his deb...
Don Luciano
(played by Remo Girone) — supporting
An unconventional modern priest and media campaigner supporting immigrants. He becomes the target of online slanders by a gang member, falsely accused of pedophilia, which threatens his work until he...
Giada
(played by Laura Adriani) — supporting
An admirer of Claudio who meets him at a hotel while engaged to a gang member. She is raped by Claudio under the influence of cocaine, later subjected to gang violence by her boyfriend, and eventually...
Claudio
(played by Roberto Farnesi) — supporting
A famous actor and public supporter of Don Luciano's initiatives. He secretly struggles with cocaine addiction and assaults Giada under the drug's influence. He is eventually arrested after his girlfr...
Arianna
(played by Elisabetta Pellini) — supporting
Claudio's girlfriend who secretly discovers images and videos of his other victims on his smartphone. Her complaint leads to his arrest, and she ultimately assists Giada in starting a psychological re...
Nancy
(played by Giorgia Marin) — supporting
A young woman who turns to online prostitution with friends to make quick money. They film clients to blackmail them for money, but the operation is eventually exposed through the suspicions of her fa...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Arianna → Claudio
(Romantic Former Partner)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Giorgio → Arianna
(Social Economic Contrast)
Nancy → Giada
(Social Mirror)
Don Luciano → Giorgio
(Social Community Figure)
Nancy → Arianna
(Social Parallel Survivor)
Giorgio → Giada
(Narrative Indirect Observer)
Don Luciano → Arianna
(Social Indirect Beneficiary)
Giada → Arianna
(Alliance Supporter)
Claudio → Giada
(Conflict Perpetrator)
Don Luciano → Claudio
(Social Former Ally)
Story Analysis
Intersecting stories of Verona's middle-class gang explore digital exploitation, moral decay, and eventual redemption.
