América (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Liza
(played by Chulpan Khamatova) — protagonist
Vitor
(played by Fernando Luís) — protagonist
Fernanda
(played by María Barranco) — supporting
Paulo Armando
(played by Dinarte Branco) — supporting
Melo
(played by Raul Solnado) — supporting
Andrei
(played by Mikhail Evlanov) — supporting
Matias
(played by Cassiano Carneiro) — supporting
Tolentino
(played by Francisco Maestre) — supporting
Aleksander
(played by Nikolay Glinskiy) — supporting
Dimitri
(played by Dmitry Bogomolov) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Vitor → Dimitri
(Professional Associate) — Business relationship in the forgery operation
Vitor → Aleksander
(Professional Associate) — Business relationship in the forgery operation
Vitor → Tolentino
(Professional Associate) — Business relationship in the forgery operation
Vitor → Matias
(Professional Associate) — Business relationship in the forgery operation
Vitor → Andrei
(Professional Associate) — Business relationship in the forgery operation
Vitor → Melo
(Professional Colleague) — Working together in the forgery business
Vitor → Paulo Armando
(Professional Business Partner) — Partners in the passport forgery operation
Vitor → Fernanda
(Family Ex Spouse) — Former married couple, now business partners
Vitor → Liza
(Family Spouse) — Current married couple
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Liza → Fernanda
(Conflict Rival) — Complex relationship as ex-wife and current wife
Fernanda → Liza
(Conflict Rival) — Fernanda and Liza have tension as Vitor's wife and ex-wife
Story Analysis
A family's home becomes a transit point for migrants due to a passport forgery business, disrupting family dynamics and forcing each member to confront the consequences of their choices.
Plot Progression
The Forged Sanctuary
— The family home transforms into a bustling transit point for migrants due to Vitor's passport forgery business, disrupting the family's established routines.
Fractured Bonds
— Family tensions escalate as Mauro retreats into silence, and Liza struggles to adapt to the constant presence of strangers in their home.
Crossroads of Consequences
— The illegal business expands, bringing more associates and greater risks, forcing the family to confront the moral and legal implications of their actions.
Reckoning and Renewal
— The family reaches a crisis point and must face the consequences of their choices, attempting to find a new path forward despite the damage done.
Directed by João Nuno Pinto
América (2011) · 6.4/10 · comedy, drama
Content sources
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(Q2828076), public domain (CC0).
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