Good Time (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Nick is Connie’s cognitively and socially impaired younger brother. He struggles during a court-ordered psychiatric session, is pulled out by Connie, and participates in the bank robbery before being...
Ray is a recently paroled drug dealer whom Connie mistakenly believes is Nick when removing an unconscious patient from the hospital. He tells Connie about LSD and stolen money hidden at Adventureland...
Crystal is Annie’s sixteen-year-old granddaughter, whom Connie meets while hiding at Annie’s house with Ray. Connie uses her presence and affection to distract her after his mug shot appears on televi...
Caliph is Ray’s contact for selling the bottle of LSD recovered from Adventureland. He arrives at Dash’s apartment without the requested money, prompting Connie to demand $15,000 and send him away. Al...
Annie is one of the passengers on the Access-A-Ride bus that Connie uses after taking Ray from the hospital. He tricks her into letting them wait at her house until morning, where he encounters her gr...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Crystal as Annie's sixteen-year-old granddaughter, and Crystal stays at Annie's house during the night.
Ray calls Caliph to offer the LSD for sale, and Caliph agrees to return with money.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Annie lets Ray and the unconscious patient wait in her house until morning, without knowing that the patient is Ray.
Ray and Crystal travel with Connie to Adventureland while searching for the stolen money and LSD.
The escape attempt is intended to free Nick, but the unconscious patient taken from the hospital is revealed to be Ray instead.
A desperate escape spirals through mistaken identity, criminal opportunism, and inevitable containment.
Directed by Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Good Time (2017) · 7.2/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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