Trust Me (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Katja
(played by Susanne Thorson) — supporting
Jessica
(played by Philomène Grandin) — supporting
Sebastian
(played by Lars Bringås) — supporting
Jessica's Mother
(played by Jessica Zandén) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jessica's Mother → Jessica
(mother)
Katja → Sebastian
(Romantic Partners) — Their relationship deepens while Sebastian conceals his involvement with Jessica; his planned marriage to Katja becomes part of his confrontation with Jessica.
Sebastian compliments Katja, invites her for coffee after rehearsal, and the two grow closer. He later tells Jessica that he and Katja plan to marry i...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jessica → Sebastian
(Secret Affair Turned Conflict) — Their undisclosed involvement becomes an explicit conflict when Jessica confronts Sebastian about her pregnancy and he rejects responsibility for their relationship.
Jessica tells Sebastian she is pregnant and demands that he take responsibility. Sebastian says they cannot have a child, reveals his planned marriage...
Story Analysis
A theatre company's mounting practical and rehearsal pressures unfold alongside Katja and Sebastian's growing closeness, until Jessica's pregnancy exposes Sebastian's conflicting commitments.
Plot Progression
Trouble in the Shared Space
— The company prepares a new play while dealing with an early sideboard delivery, missing money, broken showers, and incorrect programs. Katja helps keep the space and rehearsals organized.
A Growing Attraction
— Sebastian borrows an iron and begins complimenting Katja. He invites her for coffee, and their connection grows against the background of tension around marriage plans.
Pressure Before Opening Night
— Rehearsals grow more strained as Katja addresses lateness, forgotten lines, and disorder. An absent performer also requires changes to the cast, while Sebastian continues arranging time with Katja.
Jessica's Confrontation
— Jessica tells Sebastian that she is pregnant and demands that he take responsibility. He rejects the prospect of having a child, mentions a possible move to France, and reveals his plans to marry Katj...
Directed by Johan Kling
Trust Me (2010) · 6.3/10 · comedy, drama
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(Q7124476), public domain (CC0).
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