Slackers (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dave is a Holden University student who has spent years cheating alongside Sam Schechter and Jeff Davis. He initially treats Angela Patton as another scheme, but their staged courtship becomes genuine...
Angela is the student Dave meets during an exam scam and the focus of Ethan Dulles's obsessive attention. Although Dave and his friends initially manipulate situations to win her over for Ethan, Angel...
Ethan is a socially awkward student who calls himself “Cool Ethan” and is obsessively in love with Angela Patton. He blackmails Dave, Sam, and Jeff using an exam paper, records Dave and Angela togethe...
Reanna is Angela Patton's roommate. She becomes connected to the main group when Sam Schechter begins a relationship with her after the conflict involving Dave, Angela, and Ethan. Reanna later graduat...
Jeff is Dave Goodman and Sam Schechter's longtime partner in their Holden University cheating schemes. He helps investigate Angela Patton and participates in the plan against Ethan Dulles. During the...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dave asks Angela out after meeting her during an exam scam, and the two later develop mutual attraction.
Ethan is obsessed with Angela, follows her date with Dave, records them, and continues to pine for her after losing her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jeff helps sabotage Ethan's job interview and plants an answer key in Ethan's backpack before alerting the exam proctor.
Dave and Jeff are part of the group that has spent almost four years scamming its way through Holden University.
Ethan takes Angela's exam question sheet and threatens to get Dave and his friends expelled unless they arrange a successful date for him.
The ending identifies Reanna as Angela's roommate.
A dishonest college scammer confronts obsession, betrayal, and the consequences of choosing genuine love over manipulation.
Directed by Dewey Nicks
Slackers (2002) · 5.2/10 · comedy, romance
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