Gillian imagines luring her to an old graveyard under the pretense of casting her in a short film, then killing and burying her.
Sophie is a young woman whose relationship to David becomes emotionally ambiguous. David denies romantic feelings and describes her as being like a younger sister, yet later uses a digital avatar of her to express love and receive affection, making her central to the film’s conflict between genuine intimacy and technological simulation.
Also known as Sam, she is a privileged deaf young woman who develops a romantic relationship with Danny despite her mother's disapproval. After enduring emotional manipulation and a sexual assault attempt orchestrated by her mother, she stands up for herself, undergoes ear surgery to regain her hearing, and ultimately pursues a music education following Danny's death from cancer.
Monica is Lonnie's coworker and romantic interest. She spends time talking with him and eventually kisses him, but their connection remains uncertain because of her existing commitments and interruptions in her life. She sometimes makes clear that Lonnie's remarks make her uncomfortable, and when she has to leave in a hurry, she insists that no one can make her do anything.
Joanne Burns is Joseph Burns’s pregnant partner, balancing long clinic hours, MCAT preparation, and medical school applications. She challenges Joseph when he appears disengaged from the pregnancy, helps him after an injury, and discusses her concern that fear and unplanned change are affecting him.
A family member whose expected release is discussed while the household waits for Nonny.
Alexia Rasmussen has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 2010. Signature works include Proxy, They Want Me Gone, Coney. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
