Blue Moon (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An Austrian petty criminal hired to carry cash to the Slovakian border, Johnny arrives late and is forced into a car with Shirley and a gangster. After Shirley drives off with him and the money, he tr...
An East German con man struggling to adapt to post-Communist Europe, Springer claims to have shoe import-export business interests in Ukraine. He teams up with Johnny, introduces him to two Slovak wai...
Shirley, whose real name is Dana, is the gangster's unhappy escort. She incapacitates him, escapes with Johnny in the car, and later disappears. In Lviv, Johnny meets Jana, Shirley's twin sister, who...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Shirley disappears, Johnny teams up with Ignaz Springer, who later reappears in Odesa.
Shirley incapacitates the gangster, drives away with Johnny, and escapes with him and the cash.
A drifting criminal's journey across post-Communist Europe becomes a romantic search shaped by disappearance, doubling, deception, and uncertain belonging.
Directed by Andrea Maria Dusl
Blue Moon (2002) · 6.4/10 · adventure, comedy, romance
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