Spies (1928) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The primary antagonist, a respectable bank director secretly leading a powerful criminal organization. He orchestrates espionage, blackmail, and theft to acquire a secret Japanese-British peace treaty...
A destitute young woman taken in by Dr. Matsumoto. She steals the secret treaty while he sleeps, causing his disgrace and subsequent suicide.
An opium-addicted woman blackmailed by Haghi to betray her husband's knowledge of the secret treaty negotiations.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The supplied plot provides no direct interaction, meeting, or stated relationship between Kitty and Lady Leslane.
After Haghi says he has one more card to play, Kitty takes the treaty while her host sleeps, enabling the theft Haghi is pursuing.
Haghi blackmails Lady Leslane, an opium addict, into betraying what her husband knows about the treaty negotiations.
An international espionage network pursues a secret peace treaty while its hidden master manipulates agents, victims, and public appearances.
Directed by Fritz Lang
Spies (1928) · 7.4/10 · romance, thriller
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