¡Atraco! (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Ramos
(played by Óscar Jaenada) — protagonist
Ramos is the inspector leading the investigation into the jewelry-store robbery. He questions the store employee, examines the abandoned car, and joins Naranjo in watching a house where they believe t...
Naranjo
(played by Jordi Martínez) — supporting
Naranjo is a police colleague who assists Ramos in investigating the jewelry-store robbery. He helps pursue leads, including checking hospitals and searching for witnesses, then joins Ramos in watchin...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ramos → Naranjo
(Professional Police Colleagues) — Naranjo assists Ramos with the investigation and joins him in surveilling a house believed to be connected to the robbers.
The plot identifies Naranjo as Ramos's colleague and says he helps pursue leads, check hospitals, and look for witnesses.
Story Analysis
A jewel-pawning scheme leads to a botched robbery and a police investigation that culminates in a surveillance operation and reported arrests.
Plot Progression
Jewels and the Madrid Plan
— In Panama, the group decides to pawn the jewels to help arrange the General's move to Madrid. The plan sends two men to Spain under false identities with instructions to rob a jeweler.
A Robbery Gone Wrong
— The inexperienced robbers struggle to prepare and their jewelry-store robbery fails. One is wounded during their escape, and a witness sees them.
Following the Evidence
— Ramos investigates the employee's account and the abandoned car while Naranjo helps pursue leads. Police reconsider their assumptions after learning the robbers may be Spanish.
The Watch and the Arrest
— Ramos and Naranjo surveil a house despite Ramos's worsening eyesight and prepare backup. Figures leave the house, the officers alert waiting cars, and a newspaper reports the robbers' arrest.
Directed by Eduard Cortés
¡Atraco! (2012) · 5.9/10 · comedy, thriller
Content sources
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(Q6172053), public domain (CC0).
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