Black Balls (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The central character, a status-conscious property salesman whose career, marriage, and family life deteriorate because of his insecurity, self-absorption, jealousy, and inability to listen. A strange...
A controlling figure in the strange television-style game who forces Alex Klein to confront his denial, jealousy, and emotional choices. Lurifax demands ten black balls as the final fee.
Alex Klein's partner and a police officer whose competence and independence make him feel threatened. She expects him to attend a parent-teacher meeting, tries to support their daughter, and later pla...
Alex Klein and Dorthe's daughter, who wants attention from her father and gives him a drawing. Dorthe comforts her when Alex remains focused on his own concerns.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alex Klein pitches the ocean-view house to Simone along with John, highlighting its kitchen, spa, living room, and spectacular view.
Alex Klein presents an expensive ocean-view house to John and emphasizes its luxury, location, and value.
Dorthe consoles Celeste when Alex ignores her and later comforts her in the game's more hopeful alternative.
Dorthe and their daughter Celeste are described as needing Alex's attention, while Celeste gives him a drawing that he fails to properly value.
Alex Klein refuses to abandon Dorthe at the New Year's gathering and says his life depends on recovering the game's black balls. The closing vision in...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
John and Simone appear together as potential buyers while jointly considering the house's price and required renovations.
Lurifax forces Alex Klein to confront his behavior through the game and later demands ten black balls as a final fee.
A status-driven man is forced to confront how his insecurity and self-absorption damage his family and relationship.
Directed by Joakim Höglund, Anders Matthesen
Black Balls (2009) · 6.6/10 · comedy
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