Angst (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dean is a cynical, sexually frustrated video store employee living in Sydney's King's Cross. He is dealing with unresolved love, and his interest in May, an alluring goth, becomes an over-the-counter...
Jade is one of Dean's flatmates and part of their group of horror-film devotees in King's Cross. She does not work, and is content to smoke pot and watch videos while she can get away with it. Mole ch...
Ian is Dean's flatmate and part of the trio of horror-film devotees living in King's Cross. He works in an adult bookstore while waiting for his chance to make a break as a stand-up comedian. His shar...
May is an alluring goth who wanders into the lives of the horror-film devotees in King's Cross. Dean develops an over-the-counter crush on her, making her the focus of his romantic interest. The summa...
Mole is a street kid who wanders into the lives of Dean, Jade, and Ian, the horror-film devotees sharing a home in King's Cross. By stealing their trusty VCR, he disrupts the trio's routine and challe...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dean develops an over-the-counter crush on May, who is described as an alluring goth chick.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that Mole challenges Jade's lifestyle by stealing the trio's VCR.
Mole steals the trusty VCR belonging to the trio that includes Ian.
Mole wanders into the trio's lives by stealing their trusty VCR, which directly affects Dean as one of the trio members.
Ian and Jade are both identified as flatmates within the same household.
Jade is explicitly described as Dean's flatmate.
The plot identifies Ian as Dean's flatmate in their shared King's Cross household.
A group of horror-film devotees faces disruption when a street kid steals their VCR and Dean develops a crush on May.
Directed by Daniel Nettheim
Angst (2000) · 5/10 · comedy, romance
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