Babyteeth (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A 16-year-old cancer patient who develops a complex relationship with 23-year-old Moses. She navigates her illness, family tensions, and a romance intertwined with drug access. Accepting her mortality...
A 23-year-old drug addict who initially exploits Milla for prescription drugs. After periods of theft and abandonment, he returns to the family, undergoes withdrawal to stay sober, and prioritizes his...
Milla's musician mother and Henry's wife. Initially wary of Moses due to the age gap, she becomes permissive to support her daughter's happiness. She confronts Moses about theft, navigates the family'...
Milla's psychiatrist father and Anna's husband. He struggles with the Milla-Moses relationship but facilitates Moses living with them to keep Milla content. Secretly drugging Moses backfires, causing...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Anna warns Moses to stay away from Milla after discovering him robbing the family for prescription drugs.
Milla develops a crush on Moses, pursues him, spends time with him, and later has sex with him.
Anna is identified as Henry's wife, and they jointly respond to Milla's illness and relationship.
Anna is described as Milla's mother and becomes involved in decisions concerning Milla's relationship with Moses.
Henry is identified as Milla's father. He worries about her relationship with Moses and later promises to care for Moses after her death.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Henry tracks Moses down and asks him to come live with the family, promising access to drugs if he continues making Milla happy.
A terminally ill teenager finds intense love while her family struggles to protect her, accept her mortality, and respond to Moses's addiction.
Directed by Shannon Murphy
Babyteeth (2020) · 6.9/10 · comedy, drama, romance
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