Subway (1985) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The central protagonist, a dynamite-carrying thief who breaks open a safe and steals papers. He hides in the metro, falls in love with Helena, organizes a band, robs money couriers, and is shot during...
A metro police commissioner who has been trying to catch the roller-skating thief. Helena asks him to bring Fred in before the wealthy man's associates kill him, and he eventually arrests the thief.
A small-time thief who always wears roller skates and lives in a metro backroom. He shelters Fred, helps him meet Helena, suggests robbing money couriers, and writes a false ransom note.
A strongman who works on the metro tracks and helps Fred escape from handcuffs twice.
The assistant to the metro police commissioner. He has been involved in the effort to catch the roller-skating thief but accidentally meets Fred and fails to arrest him.
An associate of Helena's wealthy husband who prevents Helena from meeting Fred alone and later tries to take her back to her husband. During the concert, he shoots Fred.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Batman as Gesberg's assistant, and both have tried to catch Le Roller.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Le Chef de Station is included among the film's plot-relevant characters, while the supplied plot places Fred repeatedly within the metro station syst...
Both are part of the group spending the night in the empty station with Fred.
Gros Bill, who works on the tracks, helps Fred lose handcuffs twice.
Le Roller befriends Fred and lets him spend nights in a metro backroom.
Batman is described as working with Gesberg to catch Le Roller after months of attempts.
Gesberg and Batman have tried to catch Le Roller for several months, and Gesberg eventually takes him in.
Batman encounters Fred by accident and fails to arrest him.
Gesberg investigates Fred's refuge in the metro and tries to bring him in before Jean's associates kill him.
Jean is instructed to take care of Fred, later identifies him during the concert, and shoots him.
A fugitive transforms an underground escape into a temporary world of friendship, music, danger, and emotional defiance.
Directed by Luc Besson
Subway (1985) · 6.5/10 · action, thriller
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