Absolute Hundred (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Saša Gordić is a highly skilled competitive shooter preparing for a championship in France and one of the story’s central figures. He opposes the sale and commercialization of the shooting gallery, re...
Igor Gordić is Saša Gordić’s brother and the former owner who sells the shooting gallery to Runda. His drug problems, financial desperation, and dispute over the remaining payment drive the family con...
Runda is the new owner of the shooting gallery after buying it from Igor Gordić. He plans to commercialize the facility by serving paying customers after members’ practice hours. He pressures Igor ove...
Sanja is someone Saša Gordić checks on before leaving during the escalating crisis. The available plot identifies her through this brief personal connection but gives no occupation, motive, or indepen...
Neške is connected to the assistance being offered to Igor Gordić and becomes involved in the investigation after buying Saša Gordić’s rifle. Saša Gordić confronts Neške at a club, objecting to the wa...
Cvika is present at a birthday gathering during which Igor Gordić suffers a drug overdose and is revived. The summary does not assign Cvika a specific intervention or motive, but the gathering places...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Runda warns Saša Gordić not to interfere and offers him unlimited access to the gallery if Igor is kept away.
Igor Gordić sells the shooting gallery to Runda, while Runda pressures him to complete the payment.
The plot explicitly refers to Saša Gordić and Igor Gordić as brothers and questions both of them about their whereabouts.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Igor Gordić suffers a drug overdose during a birthday gathering involving Cvika.
After confronting Neške at a club, Saša checks on Sanja before leaving.
The plot states that Neške is trying to help Igor Gordić, which becomes the subject of Saša's confrontation with Neške.
At a club, Saša confronts Neške and objects to the way Neške is trying to help Igor Gordić.
A family and criminal crisis develops around a contested shooting gallery, financial pressure, addiction, suspicion, and a final unresolved shooting.
Directed by Srdan Golubović
Absolute Hundred (2001) · 6.9/10 · action, crime, drama
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