Character Relationship Map: Wild Angels
Wild Angels (1969) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Klej
(played by Božidar Orešković) — protagonist
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Fred
(played by Igor Galo) — protagonist
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Mali
(played by Mladen Crnobrnja) — supporting
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Ingrid, Fredova djevojka
(played by Neda Arnerić) — supporting
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Hotelski animator
(played by Relja Bašić) — supporting
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Vera, Ingridina prijateljica
(played by Veronika Kovačić) — supporting
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Fredova majka
(played by Duša Počkaj) — minor
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Penzionirani oficir
(played by Ilija Ivezić) — minor
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Stari Istrijan
(played by Karlo Bulić) — minor
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Dida
(played by Vojislav Mićović) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Klej → Stari Istrijan
(Power Mentor) — The old Istrian serves as a mentor figure to Klej
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Penzionirani oficir → Dida
(Professional Superior) — The retired officer has authority over Dida
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Fred → Fredova majka
(Family Son) — Fred is the son of his mother
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Fred → Ingrid, Fredova djevojka
(Romantic Boyfriend) — Fred is in a romantic relationship with Ingrid
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Fred → Penzionirani oficir
(Conflict Antagonist) — Fred has conflict with the retired officer
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Hotelski animator → Stari Istrijan
(Social Acquaintance) — The hotel animator and the old Istrian know each other
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Klej → Mali
(Alliance Teammate) — Klej and Mali are part of the same group of delinquents
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Fred → Mali
(Alliance Teammate) — Fred and Mali are part of the same group of delinquents
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Fred → Klej
(Alliance Teammate) — Fred and Klej are part of the same group of delinquents
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Ingrid, Fredova djevojka → Vera, Ingridina prijateljica
(Social Friend) — Ingrid and Vera are friends
Story Analysis
Rebellion and temporary freedom of juvenile delinquents
Plot Progression
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The Robbery and Escape
— The group of juvenile delinquents successfully pulls off a robbery and begins their journey to freedom.
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Resort Revelry
— The group arrives at a coastal resort and indulges in hedonistic pleasures, embracing their newfound freedom.
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Confrontations and Realizations
— Conflicts arise with locals, and the group begins to realize their paradise is temporary.
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Final Sunset
— The group comes to terms with their situation and enjoys their last moments together.
Directed by Fadil Hadžić
Wild Angels (1969) · 7.2/10 · crime, drama
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q3506614), public domain (CC0).
Plot breakdown and analysis on this page are AI-generated from the title's synopsis and metadata.