Skins (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A woman born with an anus for a mouth and a mouth for an anus, facing societal harassment and self-harm ideation, but ultimately finding romantic connection and healing with Ernesto.
Cristian's mother and Simon's ex-wife, deeply involved in her son's therapy and struggling with guilt, anger, and past family secrets.
A brothel worker who was sexually abused by Simon in her childhood, now navigating adulthood and finding unexpected love with a fellow worker.
A deformed woman seeking genuine love and acceptance, who experiences a turbulent relationship with Ernesto and a brief affair with Guille before choosing self-love.
A burn victim who briefly dates Ana, finds money for reconstructive surgery, and witnesses a fatal accident involving a briefcase.
A young man kicked out by his mother for his relationship with a deformed woman, who becomes homeless and eventually finds love with Samantha.
Claudia's ex-husband and Cristian's father, who left the family to prevent incestuous abuse, but is revealed to have sexually abused Laura in her childhood.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ana cheats on Ernesto with Guille because she wants someone to love her for the way she looks.
Ernesto asks Ana to let him move in, but Ana questions whether he loves her or her deformity and ends the relationship.
Claudia is identified as Simon's ex-wife, and they meet to discuss their son Cristian and their past.
After finding Samantha lying on the street, Ernesto falls in love with her, and they later become a romantic couple.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Guille seeks surgery for his burns, while Samantha faces harassment and despair because of her bodily condition.
Laura has skin over her eyes and pink diamond eyes, while Guille is described as a burn victim seeking reconstructive surgery.
Laura and Ana are both portrayed as women whose visibly unusual bodies shape their experiences of intimacy and acceptance.
Laura works at the brothel where Ernesto's story is part of the same interconnected narrative world.
Both Laura and Samantha live with highly unusual bodies and face social or sexual mistreatment because of their appearances.
When Laura is a child at the brothel, Simon sexually assaults her and gives her two pink diamonds for eyes.
An interconnected anthology about bodily difference, social rejection, traumatic family secrets, and the possibility of acceptance.
Directed by Eduardo Casanova
Skins (2017) · 6.4/10 · comedy, drama, fantasy
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