Amigo (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Col. Hardacre
(played by Chris Cooper) — protagonist
Gil
(played by Dane DeHaan) — protagonist
Lt. Compton
(played by Garret Dillahunt) — supporting
American lieutenant left in command of a garrison to protect the barrio after U.S. troops arrive. His unit implements the shift in American occupation policy towards forced concentration.
Simon
(played by Ronnie Lazaro) — supporting
Rafael's brother and head of the local guerrilla band. He forces the surrender of the Spanish outpost and orders Rafael to imprison the captured Spanish military officer and friar for the First Philip...
Corazon
(played by Rio Locsin) — supporting
Zeke
(played by DJ Qualls) — supporting
Policarpio
(played by Bembol Roco) — supporting
Rafael
(played by Joel Torre) — supporting
Kapitan of the fictional barrio of San Isidro. Initially tasked by his brother to imprison Spanish captives, he later finds himself caught between American occupation forces and Filipino nationalists,...
Padre Hidalgo
(played by Yul Vazquez) — supporting
Spanish friar of the barrio. Ordered by Rafael to be imprisoned for the First Philippine Republic, but is freed when American troops arrive and assume control.
Locsin
(played by Art Acuña) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lt. Compton → Zeke
(Professional Soldier) — Zeke serves under Lt. Compton in the American garrison
Lt. Compton → Gil
(Professional Soldier) — Gil serves under Lt. Compton in the American garrison
Col. Hardacre → Lt. Compton
(Professional Superior Officer) — Col. Hardacre is Lt. Compton's superior in the American military
Rafael → Lt. Compton
(Professional Authority Figure) — Rafael must answer to Lt. Compton and the American troops
Rafael → Simon
(Family Brothers) — Rafael is the brother of Simon, the head of the local guerrilla band
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Simon → Col. Hardacre
(Conflict Enemy) — Simon and the American forces under Col. Hardacre are enemies
Rafael → Locsin
(Social Barrio Resident) — Rafael and Locsin are both residents of San Isidro
Simon → Policarpio
(Alliance Guerrilla Member) — Simon and Policarpio are both members of the local guerrilla band
Rafael → Corazon
(Social Community Leader) — Rafael and Corazon are both leaders in the San Isidro barrio
Rafael → Padre Hidalgo
(Conflict Prisoner) — Rafael is ordered to imprison Padre Hidalgo by his brother Simon
Story Analysis
An occupying force attempts to control village life as violence and mistrust keep soldiers and villagers caught between opposing forces.
Plot Progression
The Occupation Begins
— American soldiers raid the village, question its inhabitants, and learn that villagers have been caught between the occupying force and insurgents. A sudden attack during guard duty makes the danger i...
Orders and Local Obligations
— The commander attempts to regulate the fields and require the landowner to work alongside villagers. The priest's account of shared labor highlights the friction between military authority and local c...
Everyday Life Under Pressure
— The soldiers bury the dead and prepare to hold their fort as insurgents approach. Discussions of voting, rebuilding a home, fiesta preparations, and a soldier's gift provide brief moments of ordinary...
The Patrol's Ambush
— A difficult march led by a beaten local guide intensifies the soldiers' suspicion. The patrol is ambushed, and a bayonet charge leaves American soldiers dead and wounded while the attackers escape.
A Hostility Left Unresolved
— The colonel orders the dead displayed for their families, and the lieutenant points to the patrol's losses and limited enemy deaths. The supplied account ends with the campaign unresolved and hostilit...
Directed by John Sayles
Amigo (2011) · 4.9/10 · drama, history, war
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(Q4746229), public domain (CC0).
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