Nana (1983) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Nana is the youthful central figure, first performing in erotic stage attractions before working as a prostitute. She captivates wealthy men, controls their desires for her own advantage, arranges an...
Count Muffat is a wealthy man whose obsession with Nana gradually destroys his position. He has Nana help sponsor the prizefighter Bijou, suffers ruin after the fatal fight, fights Faucherie after lea...
Steiner is a banker who becomes one of Nana's wealthy admirers and buys her a house. Nana soon expels him and uses the property for her business. He later rigs the fatal fight involving Bijou and evic...
Faucherie is connected to the intrigue surrounding Count Muffat's marriage. Nana arranges an affair between Faucherie and Count Muffat's wife, then reveals it to Count Muffat, provoking a duel between...
Satin is a female customer at the Minotaure who becomes involved with Nana in a lesbian encounter. Her connection to Nana is brief but directly contributes to the film's depiction of Nana's erotic inf...
Zoe is Nana's confidante and chambermaid, remaining close to her while Nana moves through the entertainment and prostitution worlds. Her role provides personal support and practical assistance, contra...
Hector Muffat is Count Muffat's son and, like his father, becomes besotted with Nana. His infatuation leads Nana to elope with him in a horse-drawn carriage, an act that ruins his planned wedding and...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Faucherie sponsors Muffat when Muffat becomes minister of the interior.
The banker Steiner buys Nana a house, but Nana throws him out and uses the house for her business.
The plot identifies Hector as Count Muffat's son.
Nana ruins Hector Muffat's wedding by eloping with him in a horse-drawn carriage.
Count Muffat becomes besotted with Nana, and Nana later tells him about his wife's infidelity.
Nana engages in a lesbian encounter with Satin, who is one of the female customers at the Minotaure.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Bijou's death ruins Muffat, Steiner evicts Muffat and his family from their residence.
Nana previously arranges an intrigue involving Faucherie and Count Muffat's wife.
Zoe is described as Nana's confidante and chambermaid.
Nana's beauty and independence reshape the fortunes, desires, and scandals of the people drawn into her orbit.
Directed by Dan Wolman
Nana (1983) · 4.9/10 · comedy, drama
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