The Leakers (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Wong Dai Wai
(played by Francis Ng Chun-Yu) — protagonist
Lee Weng Kan
(played by Julian Cheung Chi-Lam) — supporting
Carly Yuen
(played by Charmaine Sheh Sze-Man) — supporting
Teo Jit Sin
(played by Kent Cheng Jak-Si) — supporting
Teo Chun Yann
(played by Wilfred Lau Ho-Lung) — supporting
Teo Chun Loong
(played by Vincent Sze Cho-Lam) — supporting
Ying Seow Chern
(played by Pinky Cheung Man-Chi) — supporting
Secretary for Food and Health
(played by Dominic Lam Ka-Wah) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Secretary for Food and Health → Wong Dai Wai
(Professional Government Coordination) — The government health authority operates within the same official response surrounding Wong's investigation.
The plot describes official warnings about Hong Kong's limited access to MD5 while Wong Dai Wai is involved in the crisis investigation.
Lee Weng Kan → Teo Chun Yann
(Professional Police Questioning) — Lee belongs to the investigative authority examining the alleged kidnapping.
Lee Weng Kan arrives in Hong Kong as an investigator during the crisis, and officers question Teo Chun Yann after he appears at the funeral.
Teo Chun Loong → Teo Chun Yann
(Family Brothers) — The brothers are connected through the Teo family succession crisis and the murder investigation.
The plot describes Teo Chun Loong as the eldest son and Teo Chun Yann as the younger son of Teo Jit Sin.
Teo Jit Sin → Teo Chun Yann
(Family Father) — Their family bond becomes central when Teo Chun Yann is reported kidnapped and later confronted by his father.
The plot identifies Teo Chun Yann as Teo Jit Sin's younger son and only heir.
Teo Jit Sin → Teo Chun Loong
(Family Father) — A father-son relationship complicated by Teo Chun Loong's murder.
The plot identifies Teo Chun Loong as Teo Jit Sin's eldest son.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Teo Chun Loong → Ying Seow Chern
(Unknown Historical Connection) — Their names are linked by unresolved historical speculation, but the precise relationship remains unknown.
Teo Chun Loong's death intensifies speculation about Amanah, the Teo family, and the long-ago disappearance of Ying Seow Chern.
Carly Yuen → Teo Jit Sin
(Narrative Investigative Journalist And Subject) — Carly scrutinizes Teo Jit Sin's company and public decisions during the epidemic.
Carly's reporting covers Amanah, its control of MD5, Teo Chun Yann's kidnapping, and Teo Jit Sin's response.
Carly Yuen → Teo Chun Yann
(Narrative Reporter And Subject) — Teo Chun Yann's alleged kidnapping becomes one of Carly's major investigative stories.
Carly Yuen reports that Teo Chun Yann has been kidnapped and broadcasts the kidnappers' demands.
Wong Dai Wai → Teo Chun Yann
(Conflict Investigative Suspect) — Wong's investigation places Teo Chun Yann under suspicion.
Police suspect that Teo Chun Yann arranged his own kidnapping, and Wong Dai Wai takes him in for questioning after his appearance at the funeral.
Wong Dai Wai → Lee Weng Kan
(Alliance Investigative Partners) — They represent the investigative response to the epidemic, murder, and kidnapping cases.
Lee Weng Kan arrives in Hong Kong to investigate the crisis, while Wong Dai Wai is involved in the investigation and later handles Teo Chun Yann.
Story Analysis
An epidemic, a controlled medical treatment, a corporate murder, and a disputed kidnapping expose unresolved tensions within the Teo family and Amanah.
Plot Progression
A Disease Without A Cure
— VR-23 spreads through Malaysia, causing deaths, closures, and public panic. Medical experts identify MD5 as the only possible treatment, but Amanah controls its production.
Murder Behind The Company
— Carly Yuen pursues an investigation while Teo Chun Loong is found dead at Amanah. The autopsy changes the apparent suicide into a murder case and revives questions about the Teo family.
Hong Kong Under Pressure
— The epidemic reaches Hong Kong, bringing Lee Weng Kan into the investigation. Limited access to MD5 and the reported kidnapping of Teo Chun Yann expand the crisis.
The Price Of MD5
— The kidnappers demand money, medicine, and Amanah's patent. Teo Jit Sin proposes disclosure, faces the board's refusal, and personally commits to donating MD5.
The Heir Returns
— Police suspect that Teo Chun Yann staged the kidnapping to blackmail his father. His sudden appearance at the guarded funeral leads to questioning, family confrontation, and unresolved mysteries.
Directed by Herman Yau
The Leakers (2018) · 5.4/10 · action, crime, thriller
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(Q30950127), public domain (CC0).
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