Dear Cardholder (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Hec is a single father who works stamping tax returns at the Australian Taxation Office and hopes to create a tax-planning program. His attempt to obtain a credit card for a computer spirals into debt...
Aggie is a chicken farmer who is in trouble with the tax office and the Egg Board for refusing to pay a levy. She becomes Hec's romantic interest and supports his efforts, even mortgaging her farm to...
Jo is Hec's daughter, an aspiring musician whose mother has died. Hec buys her an electronic keyboard, but as his debts leave the household without food, she shoplifts and is placed in state care. She...
Mr. Hart is Hec's landlord. While Hec is away, Hart rents the apartment to someone else and sells Hec's computer and floppy disks, along with Jo's keyboard, to a pawn shop. This leaves Hec without his...
Antoinette runs a brothel and becomes involved when Hec traces his computer and floppy disks to her premises. She demands $12,000 for the equipment, which Hec refuses to pay. Although she initially sa...
The loan shark operates at a pawn shop and lends money to Hec at a 65% interest rate when Hec is desperate for cash. Hec offers one of Jo's necklaces as collateral. The pawn shop proprietor later roug...
Directed by Bill Bennett
Dear Cardholder (1989) · 10/10 · comedy
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