Dope (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Malcolm is a confident high school student and aspiring Harvard applicant who lives in a dangerous neighborhood with his close friends. After unknowingly taking drugs and a gun from a party, he create...
Nakia is a young woman whom Malcolm is asked to invite to a party. She agrees to attend only if he goes too, later accepts his help studying for her GED, and becomes emotionally close to him. Although...
Dom is a local drug dealer who stops Malcolm and asks him to bring Nakia to a party. After an armed interruption, Dom hides drugs, a gun, and a phone in Malcolm's backpack. While in custody, he calls...
Diggy is one of Malcolm's best friends and a fellow high school outsider who shares his interest in music and subculture. She accompanies Malcolm and Jib to the party, helps with the online drug sales...
Jib is Malcolm's best friend and one of the three students drawn into the drug-selling scheme. He accompanies Malcolm to the party, helps use the school facilities for online transactions, and becomes...
Jaleel is Lily's brother and lives with her in a mansion connected to Austin Jacoby. When Malcolm, Jib, and Diggy arrive seeking help, Jaleel welcomes them inside and takes Jib and Diggy out for food...
Lily is Jaleel's sister and lives in the mansion where Malcolm and his friends seek shelter. She seduces Malcolm, discovers the drugs, and takes a heavy dose. While intoxicated, she passes out during...
Will Sherwood is a hacker whom Malcolm, Jib, and Diggy approach for technical help. He builds an online black-market website that allows them to sell the drugs through Bitcoin transactions, and later...
Austin Jacoby is a local businessman and Harvard alumnus who is supposed to interview Malcolm and potentially recommend him. Malcolm realizes that he is connected to Dom, Lily, and Jaleel. Austin deni...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Austin Jacoby is a Harvard alumnus whose recommendation could affect Malcolm's admission, and he threatens to withhold it.
Jaleel says their father is absent, while photos of Lily appear in Austin Jacoby's office and Malcolm recognizes Jacoby as AJ.
Malcolm is told to ask for AJ, and Jaleel explains that their father is not home; Malcolm later realizes AJ is Austin Jacoby.
Jaleel is introduced as Lily's brother, and he takes Jib and Diggy out for food while Lily remains with Malcolm.
Lily seduces Malcolm in her family's mansion, then finds the drugs and takes a heavy dose.
Malcolm, Jib, and Diggy seek Will's help, and Will creates an online black-market website and later helps extract cash from Bitcoin.
Dom tells Malcolm to ask for AJ, while photos of Dom appear in Austin Jacoby's office and Malcolm realizes Jacoby is AJ.
Dom stops Malcolm while he is biking home and instructs him to invite Nakia to the party.
Malcolm helps Nakia study for her GED, and they later share a kiss after she thanks him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jaleel greets Malcolm, Jib, and Diggy at the mansion and invites them inside when Austin Jacoby is absent.
Diggy is part of the group that asks Will to establish the online marketplace for the drugs.
Jib joins Malcolm and Diggy when they seek Will's help to create and operate the online marketplace.
Jib and Diggy accompany Malcolm together to Dom's party and later work together in the school-based sales operation.
Diggy is described as Malcolm's best friend and joins him and Jib at the party and during the online sales operation.
Malcolm and Jib are identified as best friends, and Jib accompanies Malcolm through the party and drug-selling scheme.
Malcolm navigates criminal danger, friendship, romance, and institutional pressure while trying to preserve his path to Harvard.
Directed by Rick Famuyiwa
Dope (2015) · 7/10 · comedy, crime, drama
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