Nancy is the curator of a contemporary art museum who initially tells Christine to submit her videotape by mail, then watches it and accepts it. She is also the person chatting online with Peter and Robby; when she meets Robby at a park and realizes he is a child, she kisses him and walks away.
Linda is Dan’s longtime partner and housemate, sharing his precarious home and their history of radical politics. She volunteers for a political organization but grows disillusioned with its fund-raising and its focus on easing one woman’s guilt. She also opens up to Susan about her toys and vintage photographs, while the landlord’s plan to sell their house threatens the home she shares with Dan.
Resident of the apartment building whose interactions drive the film's interwoven comedic narratives.
Tracy Wright has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Signature works include Trigger, I Am The Camera, Dying, You Are Here. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
