The Third Party (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Andi is an events manager who aspires to become a fashion designer and is Max's ex-partner. After their breakup, she becomes pregnant by Inigo, who abandons her. She, Max, and Christian eventually for...
Max is a cosmetic surgeon and Andi's ex-partner. Although he and Andi break up, they find a way to keep their relationship intact. Max later finds new love with Christian, a pediatrician, and joins Ch...
Christian is a gay pediatrician who becomes Max's new love after Max and Andi have broken up. He is part of the trio formed by Max and Andi, who come together as a family after Andi becomes pregnant a...
Eka is someone Andi turns to for support after Inigo disappears with the ticket money. Her presence reflects the network of help Andi must rely on after losing her job and housing. Eka is connected to...
Inigo is the man by whom Andi becomes pregnant. He abandons her, leaving her to face the pregnancy without his support. His departure is part of the circumstances that lead Andi, Max, and Christian to...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Max is in a relationship with Christian, and they discuss adopting Andi's child. Their bond is threatened when Christian finds Max and Andi together a...
The plot identifies Andi and Max as former partners. Max continues supporting Andi, and their relationship changes into a family connection after her...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Inigo leaves her without a job or place to stay, Andi turns to Eka for support.
Christian helps Max plan to adopt Andi's child, provides for Andi during her pregnancy, and grows close to her through jokes and shared memories.
Andi becomes pregnant by Inigo, but he disappears with the ticket money and later leaves for Canada with another woman.
A pregnant woman, her former partner, and his new partner struggle to redefine love and family after abandonment.
Directed by Jason Paul Laxamana
The Third Party (2016) · 5.6/10 · comedy, romance
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