Antitrust (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Milo Hoffman is a Stanford graduate and software programmer who joins NURV after being recruited by Gary Winston. He becomes suspicious of the company’s stolen source code, investigates the murder of...
Lisa Calighan is a friendly NURV co-worker whose highly sensitive personal information Milo Hoffman finds in the company’s surveillance database. She initially agrees to help Milo expose NURV’s crimes...
Gary Winston is the powerful CEO of NURV who recruits Milo Hoffman with an attractive programming position and broad creative freedom. He secretly oversees the theft of source code from programmers an...
Alice Poulson is Milo Hoffman’s girlfriend who moves with him to NURV headquarters. She is secretly an ex-con hired by NURV to spy on and manipulate Milo, but he later confronts and persuades her to t...
Teddy Chin is Milo Hoffman’s best friend and a fellow computer programmer. He becomes one of the programmers targeted by NURV because the corporation wants to steal his source code, and he is murdered...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lisa is described as a friendly co-worker, and Milo discovers sensitive information about her in NURV's employee surveillance database.
Gary Winston recruits Milo to work at NURV and offers him a programming position with a large paycheck and creative control.
The plot identifies Alice Poulson as Milo Hoffman's girlfriend, and they move together to NURV headquarters.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
NURV steals code from programmers including Teddy and kills them; Gary is identified as NURV's CEO and central leader.
Alice is initially used by NURV to spy on Milo but later turns against NURV, while Gary leads the corporation and is eventually arrested.
Teddy Chin is identified as Milo's best friend and fellow computer programmer.
The plot explicitly states that Lisa Calighan is actually Winston's accomplice.
A programmer uncovers a corporate conspiracy built on stolen code, surveillance, murder, and manipulation, then helps expose it.
Directed by Peter Howitt
Antitrust (2001) · 6/10 · action, crime, drama
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