Face (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Masako is the withdrawn elder daughter who works tirelessly at her widowed mother's dry-cleaning shop, resenting her younger sister Yukari's abuse and visits for free laundry. After their mother dies,...
Hiroyuki is a man returning to Beppu after a family funeral and traveling to visit his father's grave. He encounters Masako after her long train journey, brings her with him, and listens as she says s...
Yukari is Masako's flashy younger sister. She visits their widowed mother's dry-cleaning shop to get laundry done for free and continues to abuse Masako. After their mother dies, Masako strangles her,...
Mrs. Yoshimura is the widowed mother of Masako and Yukari, and her dry-cleaning shop is where Masako works tirelessly at mending chores. Her death precedes Masako's breaking point: as Yukari continues...
The Train Conductor is the railway worker who notices that Masako has traveled beyond her intended destination. He questions the unusual journey, but Masako insists on continuing to the final stop. Hi...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The conductor finds that Masako has gone beyond her destination, and she insists on continuing to the last stop.
Yukari is identified as Mrs. Yoshimura's younger daughter, and the sisters live with their mother at the dry-cleaning shop.
Masako lives with her mother at the family dry-cleaning shop. Her mother's death precedes the confrontation between Masako and Yukari.
The sisters clash repeatedly, and Yukari resents and abuses Masako. After their mother dies, their confrontation ends with Masako strangling Yukari.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
In Beppu, Hiroyuki brings Masako along while he is heading to visit his father's grave. They travel together, and Masako tells him she can really ride...
A withdrawn woman flees the consequences of a family tragedy and gradually begins to imagine a life beyond guilt and fear.
Directed by Junji Sakamoto
Face (2000) · 6.6/10 · comedy, crime, drama
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