Wolfs (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A young man who accidentally overdoses in Manhattan District Attorney Margaret's hotel room while testing drugs intended for a friend. After escaping a clandestine clinic, he is chased and interrogate...
A Manhattan District Attorney who panics after the Kid overdoses in her hotel room. She hires a fixer, provides a cover story, and uses a shared employer's motto to ensure cooperation. She is driven h...
A dangerous Croatian mobster who previously employed the fixers individually. When the fixers and the Kid enter his nightclub, he recognizes them. They narrowly avoid conflict by convincing him they a...
The unseen owner of the upscale Manhattan hotel where the Kid dies. She monitors the incident via hidden cameras, dispatches her own fixer, and forces the two professionals to collaborate to protect h...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dimitri's bodyguards participate in the ambush at the warehouse.
Pam sees the incident through hidden hotel cameras and orders action after the Kid overdoses in the room.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Dimitri's bodyguards ambush the fixers while the Kid enters the warehouse to make the delivery.
The Kid accompanies the fixers to the nightclub where Dimitri recognizes them and later has bodyguards involved in the warehouse ambush.
The Kid explains that he agreed to deliver the drugs as a favor to his friend, who works as a bartender at a nightclub.
Pam seeks to protect the hotel's reputation and Margaret's career after the incident in the hotel room.
The Kid meets Margaret in the hotel bar, goes to her room, and overdoses after secretly testing the drugs.
Two reluctant fixers uncover a coordinated trap while protecting the Kid from the criminal operation that framed him.
Directed by Jon Watts
Wolfs (2024) · 6.5/10 · comedy, crime
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