Crazy Six (1997) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Involved in the plutonium deal targeted by Billie's crew. Given 48 hours by his boss to recover the goods, he hunts the robbers at a club, injuring Anna. He is ultimately killed by Dirty Mao.
An American detective investigating the theft. He interviews Anna, which leads him to Billie. He tracks the crew to an exchange with Raul, engages in a gunfight, and shoots Dirty Mao dead. He adopts M...
A local singer. She is injured by Raul during his hunt for the robbers and later kidnapped by his men, where she is forced to smoke crack. She eventually returns to singing.
A member of Billie's crew. His girlfriend Viyana is killed by Raul. He partners with Billie to rob Dirty Mao's hideout and recover the stolen money.
Andrew's girlfriend. She is killed by Raul while he is hunting down the plutonium robbers at a local club.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dakota interviews Anna after she is injured, and the interview leads him toward the robber involved in the theft.
The plot explicitly identifies Viyana as Andrew's girlfriend. Her death at the club becomes a personal loss for Andrew.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Dakota follows Andrew and the robber to the exchange after they recover the money.
Dakota investigates the theft and later engages Raul's men in a gunfight during the exchange.
Raul hunts the group responsible for the stolen plutonium, and Andrew later participates in recovering the money connected to the deal.
Raul injures Anna during his hunt at the local club, and his men later kidnap her and force her to smoke crack.
While hunting the plutonium robbers at a local club, Raul kills Andrew's girlfriend Viyana.
A theft in a violent trafficking corridor triggers pursuit, betrayal, personal loss, and a limited path toward recovery.
Directed by Albert Pyun
Crazy Six (1997) · 4.3/10 · action, thriller
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