Möbius (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Moïse / Grégory Liubov
(played by Jean Dujardin) — protagonist
A key intelligence operative who maintains a separate identity while monitoring Ivan Rostovsky. He coordinates surveillance, handles confidential financial information, and is later identified as Grig...
Alice
(played by Cécile de France) — protagonist
A highly knowledgeable former trader who makes major bets against Spanish debt and banking stocks. Recruited into an intelligence operation, she approaches Ivan Rostovsky, wears a hidden microphone, r...
Ivan Rostovsky
(played by Tim Roth) — supporting
A wealthy Russian whose fortune and financial activities are under suspicion. He becomes the target of an intelligence operation and develops an increasingly intimate relationship with Alice, while qu...
Khorzov
(played by Oleksiy Horbunov) — supporting
An operative involved in coordinating the surveillance and investigation surrounding Ivan Rostovsky.
Olga
(played by Vicky Krieps) — minor
Joshua
(played by John Lynch) — supporting
Joshua's colleague - CIA
(played by Dean Constantin) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Joshua's colleague - CIA → Joshua
(colleague)
Moïse / Grégory Liubov → Olga
(Professional Confidential Associate) — Olga is directly involved in Moïse's confidential communications.
Moïse maintains a separate identity and communicates with Olga about confidential financial tables and an impending move to Iran.
Alice → Ivan Rostovsky
(Professional Operational Target) — Alice acts as an intelligence operative targeting Ivan's financial activities.
Alice is ordered to approach Ivan, investigate the source of his wealth, and wear a hidden microphone during their meetings.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Alice → Moïse / Grégory Liubov
(Alliance Parallel Operatives) — Both characters are connected to the same broader intelligence operation, although the supplied account does not establish direct cooperation.
Alice is involved in the intelligence operation against Ivan, while Moïse and other operatives monitor Rostovsky and coordinate the surveillance effor...
Moïse / Grégory Liubov → Khorzov
(Alliance Operational Colleague) — Moïse and Khorzov are connected through the intelligence operation.
The operatives coordinate with Sobchak and Khorzov during the surveillance effort concerning Rostovsky.
Moïse / Grégory Liubov → Ivan Rostovsky
(Conflict Intelligence Adversary) — Moïse participates in the intelligence effort directed against Ivan.
Moïse and other operatives monitor Rostovsky's movements and investigate suspicious activity connected to him.
Story Analysis
A financial intelligence operation repeatedly reverses the boundaries between identities, intimacy, loyalty, and deception.
Plot Progression
Markets and Recruitment
— Alice establishes her expertise in high-risk finance and recalls the damage to her reputation after Lehman Brothers. She is then recruited into an intelligence operation targeting Ivan Rostovsky.
Seduction Under Surveillance
— Alice approaches Ivan with a hidden microphone and uses her financial knowledge to gain access to him. Their conversations become intimate, but both continue to question the other's motives.
The Operation Unravels
— Moïse and other operatives monitor Rostovsky, investigate a suspicious man, and coordinate with Khorzov. A missing contact and the seizure of a suspected operative intensify uncertainty within the int...
Identity on One Side
— Moïse maintains a separate identity while exchanging confidential financial information and relocation plans with Olga. At a CIA meeting, he is identified as Grigory Liubov, and the Möbius strip becom...
Directed by Éric Rochant
Möbius (2013) · 5.7/10 · drama, thriller
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(Q3207829), public domain (CC0).
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