Human Traffic (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
One of the five main protagonists. He suffers from sexual anxiety due to past failures but overcomes it after successfully connecting with Lulu. He takes initiative to bring Lulu out, gives her his cl...
Jip's best friend and part of an established couple with Nina. He struggles with jealousy over Nina's carefree attitude, leading to conflict at a house party. Their relationship issues are ultimately...
Part of the main friend group and Koop's girlfriend. Despite facing sexual harassment at a mandatory job, she maintains a carefree demeanor. Her relationship with Koop faces conflict but is successful...
Jip's close friend and designated dropping partner. She has a history of relationship infidelity but joins the group for a weekend escape. She shares a pivotal romantic connection with Jip, helping bo...
The newest group member, recently moved from London. He is an unemployed dealer whose father is a high-ranking police officer. He struggles heavily with drug-induced paranoia but eventually reconnects...
Nina's 17-year-old brother who joins the group for their weekend trip. He experiences his first drugs with waning enthusiasm, sparking a debate between Jip and a doctor. He ultimately navigates the ni...
A senior police officer and Moff's father. He is mentioned as the source of tension in Moff's life, with Moff arguing with his parents due to his drug-related paranoia and lifestyle choices.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
角色名包含关系词: father
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The plot explicitly identifies Lee as Nina's 17-year-old brother.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Moff is present with the group during Lee's first drug experience, the parties, the recovery journey, and the final drink.
Lulu accompanies the group while Lee experiences his first drugs and helps return with the others after the night.
Koop joins the group while Lee experiments with drugs, attends the parties, and is later recovered from younger partygoers.
Jip debates Lee's first drug experience with a doctor and later helps recover Lee from younger partygoers.
Moff met Jip at a warehouse party after moving to Cardiff and subsequently joined Jip's friend group.
Jip and Nina are members of the five-person friend group that spends the weekend together.
Lulu and Moff share the weekend's club, house-party, comedown, and final-drink experiences within the group.
Nina and Moff participate in the same group weekend and reunite for the final drink.
Koop and Moff spend the weekend together as members of the five-friend ensemble.
Koop and Lulu participate together in the same group outings, club activities, house party, and recovery journey.
Nina and Lulu are part of the same five-person group during the pubs, clubs, house party, and journey home.
Five friends use a drug-fuelled Cardiff weekend to escape ordinary misery while confronting anxiety, jealousy, intimacy, and addiction.
Directed by Justin Kerrigan
Human Traffic (1999) · 6.8/10 · comedy, drama
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