Trafic (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Monsieur Hulot is a bumbling automobile designer at Altra who transports his camper-car to an Amsterdam auto show. He handles breakdowns, customs trouble, accidents, and delays while traveling with Ma...
Maria Kimberly is the American publicity agent accompanying Hulot and Marcel the truck driver on the trip to the auto show. She returns from the show, suffers the prank involving her dog, and walks aw...
Marcel the truck driver accompanies Hulot in transporting the camper-car from Paris to the international auto show. He shares the journey's breakdowns, customs detention, repairs, and delays, then unl...
Director of ALTRA is responsible for the company connected to Hulot's camper-car project. After the vehicle reaches the show too late, the director angrily complains about a 300,000-franc electric bil...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Marcel drives the transport truck carrying Altra's camper-car and later unloads it at the parking lot near the finished show.
Hulot works as an automobile designer at Altra and is assigned to transport his camper-car design to the auto show.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Maria travels with Marcel and Hulot while the truck suffers breakdowns, customs detention, repairs, and delays.
Maria accompanies Hulot and Marcel on the journey, returns from the auto show, and later walks away with Hulot after the failed trip.
Marcel accompanies Hulot while transporting the camper-car from Paris to the Amsterdam auto show. They share breakdowns, customs detention, repairs, a...
A comic road journey turns repeated logistical failures into an unexpected commercial success and a quietly affectionate ending.
Directed by Jacques Tati
Trafic (1971) · 7.1/10 · comedy
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