Puzzle (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Agnes is a middle-class suburban homemaker, wife of Louie, and mother of two grown sons, Ziggy and Gabe. After discovering a talent for complex jigsaw puzzles, she secretly partners with Robert, falls...
Robert is a wealthy, reclusive inventor and former puzzle tournament champion whose wife and puzzle partner has left him. He recruits Agnes to prepare for a national championship, admires her unusual...
Louie is Agnes's husband, and their marriage has settled into a monotonous domestic routine. He resists Agnes's growing independence and eventually confronts her about an affair. After learning the tr...
Gabe is one of Agnes and Louie's two grown sons and Nicki's boyfriend. He joins his family at the old vacation home after the national puzzle tournament, while Louie's decision to sell the property he...
Ziggy is one of Agnes and Louie's two grown sons. He remains part of the family affected by Agnes's new independence and secret relationship with Robert. On the morning of the national tournament, he...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Robert asks Agnes to meet him twice a week to prepare for the national tournament, and they compete together.
Agnes and Louie are married, and Ziggy is identified as one of their two grown sons.
Agnes and Louie are married, and Gabe is identified as one of their two grown sons.
Agnes is described as the mother of two grown sons, including Ziggy.
Agnes is described as the mother of two grown sons, including Gabe.
The plot identifies Agnes as Louie's wife and shows them living together in a monotonous suburban routine.
A homemaker discovers competitive puzzling, challenges the limits of her marriage, and ultimately chooses her own direction.
Directed by Marc Turtletaub
Puzzle (2018) · 6.5/10 · drama
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