Diva (1981) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A young Parisian postman obsessed with opera, Jules secretly records Cynthia Hawkins's performance and takes her dress, then becomes the target of police, criminal enforcers, and recording brokers. Af...
A mysterious bohemian who shelters Jules and later rescues him after he is shot. Gorodish obtains Nadia's cassette, blackmails Commissaire Jean Saporta, anticipates an attempted car bombing with a hid...
A celebrated American soprano whose refusal to permit recordings makes Jules's bootleg performance uniquely valuable. She is initially angry when Jules steals her stage dress, but forgives him and dev...
A young Vietnamese-French thief and Gorodish's companion, Alba helps provide Jules with refuge while he is hunted by several groups. She is part of the protective circle around the wounded Jules when...
A prostitute who records testimony exposing Commissaire Jean Saporta as the head of a drug trafficking and prostitution racket. Just before she is murdered by Saporta's enforcers, Nadia drops the incr...
A police officer who joins Paula in pursuing Jules and searching for Nadia's cassette because it incriminates a prominent criminal figure. Zatopek does not realize that the figure is actually his supe...
A police officer pursuing Jules because of the cassette, Paula does not initially know that Commissaire Jean Saporta is the criminal boss implicated by it. After surveilling Jules's apartment, she int...
One of Commissaire Jean Saporta's enforcers, Le curé helps murder Nadia and then hunts Jules for the incriminating cassette. He nearly kills Jules after the abduction to Jules's apartment, but Paula i...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Paula and Zatopek pursue Jules together because they believe he possesses an incriminating cassette.
Jules adores Cynthia's singing, returns her stolen gown, and later walks with her in Paris as their relationship becomes romantic.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nadia is murdered by pursuers including Le curé after the cassette exposes a criminal trafficking network.
Nadia drops a cassette containing her testimony into the bag of Jules's moped shortly before she is murdered.
Paula kills Le curé when he and another enforcer hold Jules in his loft apartment.
Le curé pursues Jules, arrives at his refuge, and later abducts him to his loft apartment to stage his suicide.
Paula keeps Jules's apartment under surveillance and saves him by killing Le curé and wounding another pursuer.
Alba is explicitly introduced as Gorodish's companion and travels with him in his car.
Jules seeks refuge with Gorodish and Alba, and Alba accompanies Gorodish while they transport the wounded Jules.
Gorodish rescues Jules after he is shot and drives him to a remote lighthouse safe house.
Zatopek joins Paula in hunting Jules, and Jules later escapes them by riding his moped through the Paris Métro.
A stolen opera recording entangles Jules in criminal conspiracies while drawing him closer to Cynthia and testing his dependence on unexpected allies.
Directed by Jean-Jacques Beineix
Diva (1981) · 6.7/10 · action, drama, thriller
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