Crave (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Aiden is an underpaid, lonely freelance crime scene photographer in Detroit who imagines himself as a heroic savior. After finding a discarded gun, he acts on his warped sense of justice, blackmails B...
Virginia lives near Aiden in the same apartment building and has recently left a turbulent relationship. Her connection with Aiden initially gives him confidence, but she becomes uncomfortable with hi...
Pete is Aiden's friend and a police supervisor. Aiden confides in him about his fantasies of killing people who annoy him, and Pete reassures him that such thoughts are common even though most people...
Ravi is Virginia's boyfriend, whose relationship with her is renewed after she distances herself from Aiden. Aiden confronts Ravi in an industrial area and accidentally kills him, then stages the deat...
Barry is a wealthy but obnoxious businessman whose daughter's sixteenth birthday party is photographed by Aiden. Aiden witnesses Barry pursuing teenage guests, follows him to a motel, photographs his...
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Aiden works as the hired photographer at Barry's daughter's sixteenth birthday party.
Aiden discovers that Virginia has rekindled her relationship with her boyfriend Ravi.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Aiden confides in his friend Pete about his thoughts of killing people who annoy him.
Aiden confronts Ravi in an industrial area and accidentally kills him after discovering Ravi's renewed relationship with Virginia.
Virginia lives a few doors down from Aiden in the same apartment building.
A lonely photographer transforms heroic fantasies into coercion and violence while pursuing an increasingly frightened neighbor.
Directed by Charles de Lauzirika
Crave (2013) · 4.4/10 · drama, thriller
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