Biutiful (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Uxbal is the central character, a separated father raising Ana and Mateo in Barcelona. He arranges work for undocumented Chinese immigrants, helps African street vendors, and communicates messages fro...
Marambra is Uxbal's estranged partner and the mother of Ana and Mateo. She is an alcoholic prostitute living with bipolar disorder, and Uxbal considers reconciling with her. Their attempt fails when h...
Ana is Uxbal's young daughter and one of the two children living with him in Barcelona. Her future becomes Uxbal's greatest concern after his terminal cancer diagnosis, because he fears nobody will ca...
Mateo is Uxbal's young son and lives with Uxbal and Ana in their shabby Barcelona apartment. As Uxbal's terminal illness progresses, Mateo becomes part of his urgent effort to secure a safe future for...
Tito is Uxbal's brother and his only family apart from Uxbal's children. He works in construction and sometimes solicits Marambra's services. Later, Tito brokers a deal that gets the unemployed Chines...
Ige is the wife of an African migrant and the mother of his baby son. After her husband is deported to Senegal, Uxbal offers her and the child a room in his apartment. Near death, Uxbal entrusts his s...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Uxbal entrusts his remaining savings to Ige and asks her to stay with the children after his death.
Uxbal entrusts his remaining savings to Ige and asks her to stay with the children after his death.
Tito sometimes solicits Marambra's services while working in the construction business.
Uxbal grew up as an orphan and is described as having no family other than his brother Tito.
Uxbal is separated from Marambra, but he attempts to reconcile with her before realizing that she cannot be trusted to care for the children.
Marambra is identified as the mother of Uxbal's children, Ana and Mateo.
Marambra is identified as the mother of Uxbal's children, Ana and Mateo.
Uxbal lives with his two young children, Ana and Mateo, and worries about their future after he dies.
Uxbal lives with his two young children, Ana and Mateo, and worries about who will care for them after his death.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Ige's husband is deported, Uxbal offers Ige and her baby son a room in his apartment and later entrusts his savings to her.
Bea gives Uxbal two black stones and asks him to give them to his children before he dies.
Bea gives Uxbal two black stones and asks him to give them to his children before he dies.
Uxbal ends chemotherapy on the advice of his friend Bea, an alternative healer.
A dying father struggles to protect his children while confronting guilt, poverty, exploitation, and an unresolved connection to his dead father.
Directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu
Biutiful (2010) · 7.2/10 · drama
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