Search any movie, series or person and watch a living network unfold — directors, cast and source authors appear as connected nodes. Click anyone to branch into their works and keep pulling the thread. Free, no sign-up.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I built Filmlinks because of a habit I couldn't shake: finishing a film, looking up one actor, and suddenly it's 2am and I have fifteen tabs open.
Filmlinks turns that rabbit hole into a map. Search any film, show, or person — the director, main cast, and even the original author appear as connected nodes. Click anyone and the map branches into their other works. It never ends, in the best way.
A few details:
🧵 The graph is live — every node is clickable, and the map keeps growing as you explore
📚 Source authors are first-class nodes, so you can jump from a movie to the novel it came from, and on to other adaptations
⚡ Free, no sign-up, runs in your browser (data via TMDB)
I'd love to hear where your first thread takes you — and what connections you'd want to see next (composers? cinematographers?). Ask me anything!
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A "random discovery" button would be amazing here. Sometimes I just want to wander into a new corner of cinema without picking a starting point — like shuffling the whole graph. Could surface hidden gems and keep me exploring for hours.
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honestly this sounds pretty cool for rabbit-hole browsing, but one thing would really help — let users save or bookmark the threads they pull so they can come back later. right now it seems like you lose everything when you close the tab, which kind of defeats the "keep pulling the thread" vibe
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Searched for "Inception" and the node view actually helped me trace Nolan's whole filmography through his actors, which is way more fun than scrolling a plain list. Wish it pulled in a few more international films though.
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Would love a way to save the threads I pull on so I can come back to them later, maybe a simple "pin this branch" button that bookmarks the whole network of connections I've uncovered.
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Love the node visualization idea, it's a really intuitive way to dig into credits. One thing that would help me out: let me save the network paths I click through, or even export them as a simple shareable image, so I can send a "watch this rabbit hole" link to friends instead of just naming three movies in a row.
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Love how clicking through the network feels like detective work, would be great if you could save a node or branch as a personal collection so I can come back to where I left off without losing the thread
A "random discovery" button would be amazing here. Sometimes I just want to wander into a new corner of cinema without picking a starting point — like shuffling the whole graph. Could surface hidden gems and keep me exploring for hours.
honestly this sounds pretty cool for rabbit-hole browsing, but one thing would really help — let users save or bookmark the threads they pull so they can come back later. right now it seems like you lose everything when you close the tab, which kind of defeats the "keep pulling the thread" vibe
Searched for "Inception" and the node view actually helped me trace Nolan's whole filmography through his actors, which is way more fun than scrolling a plain list. Wish it pulled in a few more international films though.
Would love a way to save the threads I pull on so I can come back to them later, maybe a simple "pin this branch" button that bookmarks the whole network of connections I've uncovered.
Love the node visualization idea, it's a really intuitive way to dig into credits. One thing that would help me out: let me save the network paths I click through, or even export them as a simple shareable image, so I can send a "watch this rabbit hole" link to friends instead of just naming three movies in a row.
Love how clicking through the network feels like detective work, would be great if you could save a node or branch as a personal collection so I can come back to where I left off without losing the thread