The Bar (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Andrés forces the suspected exposed survivors into the cellar at gunpoint, including Israel.
Andrés forces the survivors into the cellar at gunpoint after the quarantine is recognized.
Andrés forces the survivors into the cellar at gunpoint, including Nacho.
Andrés forces the other survivors into the cellar at gunpoint after believing they were exposed to the disease.
After taking the firearm, Israel threatens the survivors; later, Nacho uses the gun to force Elena to lead them to the injections.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Elena and Sátur travel with the remaining survivors through the sewer after the bar is burned.
Nacho and Sátur remain among the trapped patrons and later move through the sewer with the other survivors.
Amparo and Sergio jointly support Andrés before the group is forced into the cellar.
Sergio supports Andrés as he concludes that the street is under quarantine.
Andrés is supported by Amparo and Sergio when he realizes that the street is under quarantine.
Trini tries to secure a vaccine for herself, while Elena retrieves and later receives one of the limited doses.
Nacho prepares to kill Trini after she tries to drown Sátur, but he cannot carry out the retaliation.
When Sátur slips in the water, Trini tries to drown him so she can secure a vaccine for herself.
Israel ambushes the survivors with the pipe and kills Sátur during the sewer pursuit.
Israel fights Nacho after injecting himself, disarms him, and later ambushes him with the pipe.
Trapped strangers descend from suspicion into violence as a limited vaccine turns collective survival into moral sacrifice.
Directed by Álex de la Iglesia
The Bar (2017) · 6.3/10 · comedy, horror, thriller
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