The Hungry Ghosts (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gus meets Lisette from a meditation class, unnerves her, and then seduces her before telling her to go home.
Nadia leaves a friend's home after the friend becomes upset by Nadia's account of her relationship with Gus, her most recent lover.
Frank is identified as Matthew's father while Sharon is identified as Matthew's mother, and both respond to Matthew's crisis at home.
After Matthew runs away, his mother is described as worried and later assures him that she will not be angry.
Frank attends therapy with Matthew because of their troubled communication, and Matthew later calls Frank for help.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Frank travels toward the mountains after learning about Matthew's crisis, while Gus arrives at meditation class after taking an overdose.
Nadia calls for help when Frank suffers chest pains, waits for him after the emergency room, and encourages him to attend meditation class.
Both attend the meditation class, but the plot explicitly states that Nadia and Lisette do not know each other.
Several emotionally displaced people move through addiction, abandonment, sexual vulnerability, and fragile attempts at connection.
Directed by Michael Imperioli
The Hungry Ghosts (2009) · 1/10 · drama
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