Heaven and Hell (1969) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A young woman from Oslo's west end who begins smoking hashish with Arne after hearing Orheim's lecture. She becomes increasingly focused on getting drugs, sleeps with Zatek for hashish, and is admitte...
A young man from Oslo's west end and Eva's close companion in their drug use. He steals hashish from his brother and joins Eva in seeking more, including from Zatek. After escaping with Eva to Copenha...
Eva's mother, who tries to understand what is wrong with her daughter as Eva becomes involved with drugs. After Eva is admitted to a detox clinic and later runs away to Copenhagen with Arne, Berit lea...
A Yugoslav drug dealer who supplies hashish smuggled from Sweden in car tires and employs Johan and Oddvar. Eva sleeps with him to obtain hashish. Suspecting Oddvar, Zatek kills him with a knife; auth...
A police character in a story where officers search Ingrid's room after her drug-related collapse and death. They regard Johan as suspicious when he appears, but lack authority to arrest him. The plot...
A subordinate working for the drug dealer Zatek. Johan appears while police are searching Ingrid's room after her collapse, and the officers find him suspicious but have no authority to arrest him. Hi...
A psychologist who gives a lecture at a high school assembly, claiming that hashish is safer than alcohol. Eva and Arne hear this argument before they begin smoking hashish. Eva's father later kills O...
Eva's father, who tries to understand what is wrong with his daughter as her drug use escalates. After Eva runs away, he kills Orheim with a paperweight, connecting the family's response to Eva's trou...
A chronological exploration of a young man's descent into drug dependency and its fatal consequences in 1960s Oslo and Copenhagen.
Directed by Øyvind Vennerød
Heaven and Hell (1969) · 4.3/10 · crime, drama
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