Index Zero (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Kurt
(played by Simon Merrells) — protagonist
Male protagonist attempting to illegally cross into the United States of Europe with his pregnant partner to secure a future for their unborn child. He is captured, detained, and forcibly separated fr...
Eve
(played by Ana Ularu) — protagonist
Female protagonist and pregnant woman who joins Kurt in the illegal migration. Her pregnancy leads authorities to label her 'unsustainable,' resulting in forced separation and expulsion from the deten...
Susan
(played by Antónia Lišková) — supporting
A fellow detained individual in the temporary detention center, navigating the bureaucratic and emotional toll of the Sustainability Index system alongside other captives.
Moore's daughter
(played by Mya-Lecia Naylor) — supporting
A young child within the detention environment, representing the next generation whose future and social classification are dictated by the rigid Index system.
Ien
(played by Velislav Pavlov) — supporting
Another illegal immigrant or detainee caught in the same system, sharing the desperate circumstances and perilous journey of those seeking a sustainable future.
Andrews
(played by Bashar Rahal) — supporting
A detention facility official or guard enforcing administrative and security protocols tied to the Sustainability Index classification and detention procedures.
Old man of the slam
(played by Meto Jovanovski) — supporting
A long-term detainee familiar with the harsh conditions of the detention center, embodying the human cost and permanence of failing to achieve an Index Zero status.
Moore's wife
(played by Alexandra Lopez) — minor
A detained woman navigating the same bureaucratic and emotional challenges of the Index-driven detention system, likely facing classification reviews similar to Eve's.
Officer
(played by Hristo Mitzkov) — minor
Immigration police officer responsible for capturing illegal entrants and enforcing the rigid Sustainability Index regulations, including the mandatory separation and expulsion of pregnant detainees.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Moore's daughter → Moore's wife
(daughter)
Kurt → Eve
(Family Husband) — Kurt and Eve are married, united by their desperate mission to secure a future for their unborn son.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Old man of the slam → Kurt
(Social FellowDetainee) — The older detainee shares the slam cell block with Kurt, highlighting the harsh conditions.
Kurt → Andrews
(Social FellowDetainee) — Andrews is confined in the same facility, interacting with Kurt during daily detention routines.
Kurt → Ien
(Alliance FellowImmigrant) — Ien and Kurt navigate the detention hierarchy together, sharing information and resources.
Eve → Moore's daughter
(Social FellowDetainee) — Both are detained together, representing the vulnerable civilian population caught in the system.
Kurt → Susan
(Alliance FellowDetainee) — Susan shares Kurt's confinement, forming a quiet bond of mutual survival within the detention center.
Eve → Officer
(Conflict Capturer) — The Officer directly enforces the capture and subsequent processing of Eve.
Kurt → Officer
(Conflict Capturer) — The Officer represents the immigration police that ambushes and arrests Kurt during the border crossing.
Story Analysis
A pregnant migrant confronts a European system that measures human belonging through health and productivity.
Plot Progression
A Society of Measured Worth
— The story introduces a 2035 Europe where health and productive ability determine each citizen's Sustainability Index. The index divides people into classes and shapes access to society.
The Forbidden Crossing
— Eve and an unnamed man attempt to enter the United States of Europe illegally for the future of their expected child. They complete a long and desperate journey and cross the border.
Detention and Separation
— Immigration police capture the pair and place them in a temporary detention center. The authorities forcibly separate them, turning their hoped-for future into a crisis.
The Cost of Sustainability
— Eve's pregnancy leads authorities to classify her as unsustainable and mark her for expulsion. The system presents integration as possible only through becoming sustainable and reaching Index Zero.
Directed by Lorenzo Sportiello
Index Zero (2014) · 5.1/10 · action, crime, romance, thriller