mid90s (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
13-year-old protagonist who lives with his abusive brother and single mother. Discovers skateboarding and joins a local group, earning the nickname 'Sunburn'. He experiments with drugs, alcohol, and s...
Stevie's single mother. She forbids her son from associating with the skateboarders after his self-harm incident. Later, she visits him in the hospital and encourages his friends to see him, showing a...
Stevie's older, physically abusive brother. He initially intimidates the skaters but later gets into a violent fight with Stevie after a party. He experiences an emotional breakdown regarding Stevie's...
Charismatic leader of the skate group who nicknames Stevie 'Sunburn'. He comforts Stevie about his family situation and shares his own trauma of losing a younger brother. He attempts to pursue profess...
Loudmouth member of the skate crew known for reckless partying. He intimidates Ian initially, embarrasses Ray during a sponsor pitch, and provokes a fight. His drunk driving leads to a severe car cras...
Experienced skater who introduces Stevie to the crew but grows resentful of his inclusion. His mother is an abusive drug addict. He gets into a physical brawl with Stevie at the skate shop party, high...
Quiet, extremely poor member of the group who cannot afford socks. He documents the crew's daily lives and skate sessions on camera. At the end, he screens his edited footage titled 'Mid90s' for every...
Older teenage girl who shares a party with Stevie. She experiences her first kiss and sexual encounter with him, marking a moment of teenage exploration and transition for the protagonist.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
At a party, Stevie has his first kiss and sexual experience with the older teenage girl Estee.
Ray is described as the charismatic leader, while Fourth Grade is described as a member of the group.
Ray leads the skate group while Ruben is one of the boys introduced as part of that group.
Ian is described as Stevie's physically abusive older brother.
Dabney is identified as Stevie's single mother and lives with him in Los Angeles.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At the hospital, Dabney sees Stevie's sleeping friends and encourages them to visit his room.
Fuckshit and Fourth Grade are both members of the skate group and travel with the group after the party.
Ruben and Fourth Grade are both introduced as members of the skate group surrounding Ray.
Ian has a tense standoff with Fuckshit, but Ian appears intimidated by the group and leaves.
Fuckshit embarrasses Ray while Ray is speaking with potential sponsors, and Ray becomes discouraged by his friends' reckless behavior.
Fourth Grade is introduced as part of the group Stevie joins, and later shows Stevie the crew's filmed adventures.
Fuckshit is introduced as part of the skate group Stevie joins, and Stevie travels with him and the others after the party.
Ruben introduces Stevie to Ray, Fuckshit, and Fourth Grade after meeting him at the skate shop.
Ray welcomes Stevie into the skate group, gives him the nickname Sunburn, consoles him, and takes him skating at night.
Stevie searches for belonging through skateboarding while confronting family violence, reckless adolescence, and the fragile support of friendship.
Directed by Jonah Hill
mid90s (2018) · 7.5/10 · comedy, drama
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