Margo (played by Asia Argento) is a protagonist in Obsessive Rhythms.
A young woman who relocates to Lisbon and rents an apartment from Carmine, becoming the emotional and narrative focal point of a passionate, obsessive love triangle. Furio (played by Nuno Lopes) is a protagonist in Obsessive Rhythms.
Carmine's son and a musician whose deeply passionate yet troubled connection with Margo forms the narrative's central conflict. Carmine (played by Franco Nero) appears in Obsessive Rhythms.
An older Italian painter and Margo's landlord whose artistic obsession and possessive paternal love generate the film's primary tension. Gabriel (played by Tudor Aaron Istodor) appears in Obsessive Rhythms.
A member of the Lisbon artistic circle whose interactions with the main trio provide secondary narrative perspectives on creativity and desire. Mattia (played by Ricardo Pereira) appears in Obsessive Rhythms.
A figure within the surrounding social and professional network, contributing to the film's exploration of interpersonal dynamics and ambition. Wladimir (played by Johan Leysen) appears in Obsessive Rhythms.
An associate in the artistic community whose presence highlights the social and professional networks that frame the protagonists' lives.
Obsessive Rhythms (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Margo
(played by Asia Argento) — protagonist
A young woman who relocates to Lisbon and rents an apartment from Carmine, becoming the emotional and narrative focal point of a passionate, obsessive love triangle.
Furio
(played by Nuno Lopes) — protagonist
Carmine's son and a musician whose deeply passionate yet troubled connection with Margo forms the narrative's central conflict.
Carmine
(played by Franco Nero) — supporting
An older Italian painter and Margo's landlord whose artistic obsession and possessive paternal love generate the film's primary tension.
Gabriel
(played by Tudor Aaron Istodor) — supporting
A member of the Lisbon artistic circle whose interactions with the main trio provide secondary narrative perspectives on creativity and desire.
Mattia
(played by Ricardo Pereira) — supporting
A figure within the surrounding social and professional network, contributing to the film's exploration of interpersonal dynamics and ambition.
Wladimir
(played by Johan Leysen) — supporting
An associate in the artistic community whose presence highlights the social and professional networks that frame the protagonists' lives.
Key Relationships
Wladimir → Margo
(Social Community Associate)
Mattia → Carmine
(Professional Network Associate)
Mattia → Furio
(Professional Network Associate)
Mattia → Margo
(Professional Network Associate)
Gabriel → Carmine
(Social Creative Peer)
Gabriel → Furio
(Social Creative Peer)
Gabriel → Margo
(Social Creative Peer)
Margo → Furio
(Romantic Partner)
Carmine → Furio
(Family Father)
Margo → Carmine
(Professional Landlord)
Story Analysis
A passionate love triangle fueled by artistic obsession and possessive control within Lisbon's creative community.
