Interiors (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An interior decorator and matriarch suffering from clinical depression. After her husband Arthur announces their separation, she attempts suicide in her new apartment. Her emotional decline and eventu...
The youngest daughter, a frequently absent actress whose subpar films are mocked by the family. During the beach house gathering, she uses cocaine in the garage and narrowly escapes a drunken sexual a...
The middle daughter and Mike's partner, struggling with career indecision and deep resentment toward her mother for perceived favoritism toward Renata. She confronts Eve on the beach, then tragically...
Renata's husband, a struggling writer who feels overshadowed by his wife's literary success. At the family home, his intoxicated state leads him to attempt to sexually assault Flyn in the garage, reve...
The eldest daughter, a successful poet. She harbors resentment toward her father for his concern over Joey's lack of direction. Her career success contrasts with her personal life, and she remains a c...
A corporate attorney and father who abruptly announces his desire to separate from Eve to live alone. His subsequent relationship with and marriage to Pearl deeply disturbs his daughters, triggering t...
An energetic and grounded woman Arthur brings from Greece and eventually marries. Viewed negatively by Joey as a vulgarian, she becomes an unexpected caretaker during the crisis, performing life-savin...
Joey's boyfriend who provides support during her emotional turmoil. He physically rescues Joey from the surf when she accidentally drowns while trying to save Eve, ensuring she survives the traumatic...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Joey and Flyn are two of the three adult daughters, and both attend the beach-house crisis involving Eve.
Renata and Flyn are identified as two of the three adult daughters, whose family relationships deteriorate after the crisis.
Renata and Joey are two of Eve and Arthur's three adult daughters, and the separation and suicide attempt cause a rift among the sisters.
Arthur returns from Greece with Pearl, whom he intends to marry, and the two later marry at the family's beach house.
Joey is described as being in a relationship with Mike, who later rescues her from the surf.
Frederick is explicitly described as Renata's husband.
Eve and Arthur are described as the parents of Flyn, the youngest daughter.
Eve and Arthur are described as Joey's parents, and Joey later confronts Eve about their relationship.
Eve and Arthur are described as the parents of Renata, the eldest daughter.
Arthur and Eve are identified as the parents of Flyn, their youngest daughter.
Arthur and Eve are identified as the parents of Joey, one of their three adult daughters.
Arthur and Eve are identified as the parents of three adult daughters, including Renata.
Arthur is introduced as Eve's husband, but he announces that he wants a separation and would like to live alone.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
In the garage, Frederick drunkenly attempts to rape Flyn, but she manages to escape.
Joey refers to Pearl as a vulgarian and lashes out at her after Pearl accidentally breaks one of Eve's vases.
A family's emotional collapse follows a husband's separation, a mother's depression, and the tragic consequences of unresolved resentment.
Directed by Woody Allen
Interiors (1978) · 6.8/10 · drama
Related entry on Wikidata (Q961403), public domain (CC0).
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