Ghost World (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Cynical high school graduate and aspiring artist. She befriends Seymour, uses a controversial poster to secure an art scholarship, and faces fallout when school officials reject it. After her friendsh...
Enid's cynical best friend who is more popular with boys. Initially plans to live with Enid, but their paths diverge as Rebecca starts working at a coffee shop. Following a heated argument, she abando...
Lonely middle-aged man and vintage record seller. He befriends Enid, lends her a controversial poster, and pursues a relationship with Dana. After the poster is publicized, he loses his job, gets inju...
Friend of Enid and Rebecca who secretly watches them mock Seymour at a diner. Seymour mistakenly believes Enid is dating him, which contributes to a violent incident at a convenience store.
Enid's strict art teacher who believes art must be socially meaningful. She initially dismisses Enid's sketches but awards her a college scholarship after seeing her use a controversial poster as soci...
The intended recipient of Seymour's personal ad. She initiates a relationship with Seymour, which triggers unexpected jealousy in Enid. Seymour eventually breaks up with her.
An elderly man who waits at an out-of-service bus stop for a bus that never comes. Enid attempts to find women for him to date. He is seen boarding the fake bus at the film's conclusion.
Two cynical teenage girls navigate post-high school life, friendship, and identity
Directed by Terry Zwigoff
Ghost World (2001) · 7.1/10 · comedy, drama