Tart (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Main protagonist. A teenager at an elite Manhattan prep school navigating shifting friendships, parental tension, and teenage rebellion. Initially rejects drugs, she later succumbs to pressure from Wi...
Cat's childhood dance friend who manipulates her into drug use and sexual activity. Secretly the mastermind behind a series of apartment jewelry thefts. After Cat exposes him, he spreads damaging rumo...
Cat's initially close friend, a free-spirited delinquent expelled for drug possession. Resents Cat for drifting away, crashes her party, but later reconciles with her. Accidentally witnesses Kenny wit...
An English exchange student who integrates Cat into the school's social elite. Participates in gossip and initially distances herself from Cat when William's rumors surface. Later, she and Peg openly...
Cat's strict and cold mother, referred to as Ms. Storm. She disapproves of Cat's rebellious behavior and friends, leading to heated arguments. She wrongly accuses Cat of stealing earrings, but eventua...
Cat's younger brother, described as a hypochondriac. Mentioned briefly in the opening to illustrate the family's dysfunctional dynamics. Plays no active role in the main plot.
A school peer who informs Cat that William is spreading rumors about their sexual encounter. Drives Cat to The Hamptons for a party, where Cat successfully reconnects with Delilah.
A gay adult who supplies cocaine to teenagers at high-society parties. Acts as a fence for William Sellers' stolen jewelry. Delilah witnesses him pocketing the illicit goods, which indirectly contribu...
The social queen bee of the school who hosts exclusive parties attended by the main characters. Initially part of the group that mocks Delilah's family, she later joins Grace in defending William Sell...
Cat's father, explicitly stated to be absent from her life. His absence contributes to Cat's emotional struggles and search for validation throughout the story.
A dark drama exploring teenage friendship, betrayal, and murder in an elite prep school setting.
Directed by Christina Wayne
Tart (2001) · 4.3/10 · crime, drama
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