Framed (1988) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Hjelm
(played by Gino Samil) — supporting
A member of the criminal gang who is praised for his careful timing during the robbery planning.
Alf Brinke
(played by Stefan Sauk) — supporting
Ordered to film the mint from a rooftop to help the gang study the guards’ patrols. During a later violent confrontation, he intervenes to save an injured or ill detective and claims he prevented the...
Gränges
(played by Magnus Nilsson) — supporting
A member of the criminal gang assigned lookout and assault duties in the planned armored-truck robbery.
Norinder
(played by Michael Druker) — supporting
A member of the criminal gang assigned lookout and assault duties in the planned armored-truck robbery.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Hjelm → Alf Brinke
(Alliance Criminal Associate) — Alf is used by the robbery network for reconnaissance.
The robbery group later orders Alf Brinke to film the mint and study the guards' patrols as part of the continuing conspiracy.
Norinder → Gränges
(Alliance Robbery Partner) — They function as coordinated members of the robbery team.
Norinder and Gränges are both assigned operational duties in the planned attack on the armored money truck.
Hjelm → Gränges
(Alliance Criminal Teammate) — Their specialized duties support the same criminal operation.
Hjelm is responsible for timing, while Gränges is assigned an assault role during the planned robbery.
Hjelm → Norinder
(Alliance Criminal Teammate) — They cooperate as members of the robbery group.
Hjelm is praised for careful timing, while Norinder is assigned lookout duties in the robbery plan.
Story Analysis
A respectable public fellowship conceals a robbery conspiracy that expands from truck attacks to surveillance and an unresolved confrontation.
Plot Progression
Suspicion Beneath Ordinary Life
— The town faces amphetamine distribution and school vandalism while Conny prepares for a party. The Purple Brotherhood presents a respectable public image.
The Armored Truck Scheme
— Hjelm, Norinder, and Gränges plan robberies targeting the Royal Mint's armored money truck. They discuss roles, equipment, and an initial attack.
A More Dangerous Plan
— After finding no money in the crashed truck, the gang excludes one member and prepares a second interception. The revised plan directs the truck toward a barn.
Rooftop Evidence
— Alf Brinke is ordered to film the mint and record the guards' hourly patrols. A mysterious caller then offers information connected to the robbery conspiracy.
Unresolved Junkyard Threats
— The information leads to a violent junkyard confrontation involving Alf and gang members. Alf claims to have saved the detective, but threats continue as the recording is prepared for examination.
Directed by Jonas Frick
Framed (1988) · 5.8/10 · action, comedy
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(Q1760094), public domain (CC0).
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