Hector (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Hector is a warm-hearted, limping homeless man whose journey forms the film's narrative core. He travels to Glasgow for medical treatment, searches for his estranged siblings, and spends Christmas amo...
Hazel is one of Hector's homeless friends and shares part of his journey. She is present when they receive jackets, later runs away after Dougie dies at a service station, and eventually finds Hector...
Peter is Hector's brother, who has spent years trying to locate him through shelters. After finding Hector in London, he asks about his life and offers to spend Christmas with him. Peter later takes H...
Sara is a Christmas shelter volunteer who recognises Hector as a regular visitor and secures him a bed when the shelter is full. She helps him search for Peter, assists Hazel in finding safety, listen...
Dougie is one of Hector's homeless friends. At a service station, he advises Hector to sleep in the disabled toilet because the night is cold and Hector looks unwell. Hector later wakes to find Dougie...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sara recognizes Hector as a regular Christmas visitor, finds him a bed, and gives him internet access to trace Peter.
Peter is Hector's brother, and he tells Hector that he visited several shelters looking for him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Hazel arrives at the shelter, Sara gets her into a women's shelter after Hector calms her down.
Hazel travels with Dougie and Hector, then runs away after waking to find Dougie dead.
Dougie is identified as one of Hector's homeless friends, and he advises Hector to sleep in the disabled toilet at the service station.
Hazel is described as one of Hector's homeless friends, and Hector calms her when she turns up at the London shelter.
A homeless man's Christmas journey gradually reconnects him with family while forcing him to confront grief, guilt, and the possibility of belonging.
Directed by Jake Gavin
Hector (2015) · 7.2/10 · drama
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