After Midnight (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Martino works in the Moreau building and spends his evenings operating, repairing, and printing from an old hand cinematograph. Fascinated by early cinema, he dreams of making a film about his own lif...
Amanda leads a regular life distributing advertisements for a loan company, while remaining emotionally attached to Angelo, her unreliable official boyfriend. She lives with Barbara and later reveals...
Angelo rides a motorcycle through Torino and works as a robber after coming from Falchera. Attractive but unreliable and without principles, he is involved with several women and repeatedly disappears...
Barbara lives with Amanda and works in a barber shop. She encourages Amanda to think about love and fortune, offering a perspective on romance within Amanda's uncertain relationship with Angelo. Her r...
Cousin Maurizio talks enthusiastically about films and popular actresses. His conversations add to the film-centered atmosphere surrounding Amanda's household and contrast with Martino's more private,...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Martino meets Amanda every evening at a snack shop, and Amanda's revelation that she slept with Angelo while Martino was away challenges his romantic...
The plot identifies Angelo as Amanda's official boyfriend, although he repeatedly disappears. Amanda remains emotionally attached to him and later rev...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cousin Maurizio talks enthusiastically about films and popular actresses, while Martino operates an old cinematograph and develops his own cinematic i...
Amanda is Angelo's official girlfriend, while Martino's emotional hopes are challenged by Amanda's continued involvement with Angelo.
Barbara lives with Amanda and encourages her to think about love and fortune.
The story contrasts idealized cinematic romance with the painful instability of ordinary emotional relationships.
Directed by Davide Ferrario
After Midnight (2004) · 6.4/10 · comedy, romance
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