Filmmaker and partner to Tony who visits Fårö to work on a screenplay. She struggles with writer's block, discovers Tony's journal filled with disturbing drawings of subjugated women, and outlines a fictional story about Amy and Joseph. She also interacts with a film student and actor Anders Danielsen Lie.
Her response to Tony's film contrasts with Tony's confidence and deepens their artistic distance.
Chris attends the screening and then sneaks out during the question-and-answer session.
The fictional lover and the actor portraying him are connected through Chris's filmmaking.
In the screenplay, Joseph is played by Anders Danielsen Lie; later, Anders thanks Chris for casting him in her movie.
Amy functions as Chris's fictional vessel for exploring desire, abandonment, and creative uncertainty.
Amy is the fictional filmmaker in the screenplay Chris is writing, and Chris narrates Amy's relationship with Joseph.
Hampus provides Chris with companionship away from Tony and the formal Bergman activities.
Chris meets Hampus at the church where Bergman is buried, and he offers to explore the island with her.
They are partners whose artistic differences and emotional disengagement create the film's central tension.
The plot identifies Chris and Tony as a filmmaking couple who travel together to Fårö and share a rented working environment.
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