The Storage (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The central protagonist, a hardworking but ill-tempered hardware store worker who resorts to petty theft and smuggling to supplement his income. His trajectory spans from a resentful storeman to a fai...
A saleswoman at the hardware store and Rousku's long-term partner. She seeks commitment, raises their teenage daughter Jessica, and navigates the complexities of Rousku's volatile lifestyle and legal...
Rousku's loyal but dim-witted friend and former coworker. Obsessed with winning the lottery with exact numbers, he remains financially struggling and transitions from a store clerk to a failed contrac...
Manager of the hardware store. Appears later in the series as a romantic partner to Karita's mother, sharing social and leisure activities with her.
A frequent customer in the first film who purchases pilfered goods directly from the storeroom bypassing company logs. He later reappears as a communist construction business owner and direct rival to...
Karita's mother and Jessica's grandmother. Initially clashes with Rousku but later becomes the pragmatic accountant for his illicit business, engages in karaoke, and offers life advice to the younger...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Raninen is fired after the store manager accepts the false explanation for the missing inventory.
Antero works as a warehouse employee at the hardware store, while the store manager oversees the business.
Antero regularly sells his employer's goods under the table to Jylhäkorpi at reduced prices.
Antero's romantic interest is Karita, and they maintain a passionate relationship before her pregnancy creates tension.
Raninen is identified as Antero's coworker at the hardware store.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jylhäkorpi buys hardware directly from the storeroom while bypassing company logs, contributing to the inventory shortage noticed by the employer.
A morally compromised warehouse worker protects his livelihood while navigating pregnancy, betrayal, family responsibility, and an unexpectedly hopeful reversal.
Directed by Taru Mäkelä
The Storage (2011) · 5.2/10 · comedy
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