Viva (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The protagonist who transitions from a suburban housewife to an escort using the alias "Viva". She navigates complex relationships, confronts her past, survives an assault, and ultimately pursues a ca...
An actor and Sheila's husband who flirts with Barbi. After abandoning Sheila, he attempts to assault Barbi but is fended off. He later reconciles with Sheila, and they have a child.
Barbi's close friend and Mark's wife. After being left by Mark, she embraces single life with Barbi. Upon discovering her pregnancy, she returns to Mark, encourages Barbi to reconcile with Rick, and p...
Barbi's husband who travels frequently for work. Their marriage deteriorates, leading to separation. He flees after smelling another man's cologne at her apartment, injures himself, but eventually reu...
A photographer who meets Barbi using her "Viva" alias. He respects her initial boundaries but later drugs her to consummate their relationship after an orgy. He is friends with producer Arthur.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Barbi meets photographer Clyde, refuses to sleep with him until she is ready, and later has an encounter with him after an orgy.
Mark frequently flirts with Barbi while he is married to Sheila.
The plot describes Sheila as Mark's wife, and the couple later have a baby together.
The plot states that Barbi is happily married to Rick at the beginning and later reunites with him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot identifies Sheila as Barbi's friend, and Sheila later advises Barbi after the encounter with Clyde.
A suburban wife experiments with independence, survives coercion and violence, and reaches a new public identity through musical performance.
Directed by Anna Biller
Viva (2008) · 5.1/10 · comedy, drama
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