Bagdad Cafe (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A German tourist from Rosenheim who leaves her husband during a quarrel in the Mojave Desert and arrives at the Bagdad Cafe seeking a motel room. Her empathy, cleaning, and magic tricks gradually tran...
The tough, short-tempered co-owner of the Bagdad Cafe and its adjacent motel. She checks Jasmin in but initially suspects her and asks the sheriff to investigate. After sending Sal away during a bitte...
A strange former Hollywood set-painter who regularly visits the Bagdad Cafe. He sees Jasmin as a muse and paints a series of portraits through which she becomes more comfortable with her body and iden...
A glamorous tattoo artist and one of the colorful regulars at the isolated Bagdad Cafe. Her presence contributes to the cafe's motley community of outsiders and performers, placing her within the unus...
Brenda's teenaged daughter, who is constantly coming and going from the Bagdad Cafe with different guys. She is part of the lively, unconventional family surrounding the cafe, and her restless social...
Brenda's husband and the cafe's co-owner. He fails to bring the new coffee machine and another item needed by Rudi, prompting Brenda to angrily accuse him of not doing his part and send him away. Afte...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sal is Brenda's husband, and Phyllis is identified as Brenda's daughter within the same family setting.
The plot identifies Brenda and Sal as married co-owners, and Sal returns to Brenda at the conclusion.
Rudi sees Jasmin as a muse, and at the end he proposes to her so she can stay.
Phyllis is explicitly described as Brenda's teenage daughter.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Phyllis belongs to the cafe household and Rudi is a regular visitor there.
Debby is one of the cafe's regular visitors, while Sal is one of its co-owners.
Rudi regularly visits the cafe co-owned by Sal.
Rudi and Debby are both identified as colorful recurring visitors to the cafe.
Debby is listed among the colorful regular visitors to Brenda's cafe.
Rudi is a strange former Hollywood set-painter who regularly visits the cafe Brenda runs.
Phyllis is part of the cafe household and its constantly changing social scene, which Jasmin gradually transforms.
Debby is one of the colorful characters who regularly visits the cafe after Jasmin arrives and changes its atmosphere.
Jasmin helps transform the cafe, the business co-owned by Sal and Brenda, through cleaning and entertainment.
Brenda initially distrusts Jasmin, but Jasmin's empathy and helpfulness gradually transform Brenda into a happier, more relaxed person.
A lonely stranger transforms an isolated cafe community while discovering friendship, love, and a sense of belonging.
Directed by Percy Adlon
Bagdad Cafe (1987) · 7.2/10 · comedy, drama
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