Character Relationship Map: Liz

Characters

• Elisabeth (played by Elona Glenn) — protagonist
• David (played by Ulf Brunnberg) — supporting
• Karl Fredrik Andersson (played by Per-Axel Arosenius) — supporting
• Anna (played by Marie Ekorre) — supporting
• Elisabeth's Mother (played by Caroline Christensen) — supporting
• Elisabeth's Friend (played by Jane Sannemo de Lopez) — supporting
• Elisabeth's Father (played by Göran Söderberg) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Elisabeth's Father → Elisabeth (father)
• Elisabeth's Mother → Elisabeth (mother)
• Karl Fredrik Andersson → Anna (Professional Co-Star) — Professional co-stars.
• David → Anna (Professional Co-Star) — Actors sharing the film's cast.
• David → Karl Fredrik Andersson (Professional Co-Star) — Professional co-stars in the film.
• Elisabeth → Anna (Professional Co-Star) — Actors portraying characters in the same production.
• Elisabeth → Karl Fredrik Andersson (Professional Co-Star) — Professional colleagues within the film's ensemble.
• Elisabeth → David (Professional Co-Star) — Professional co-stars sharing screen time in the production.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Elisabeth's Friend → Elisabeth (friend)

Story Analysis

The supplied reference confirms the film's production identity, credited characters, locations, and premiere history, but does not provide a narrative synopsis.

Plot Progression

1. Film Identity — The reference presents the work as a Swedish film from 1976. It also identifies its director and screenwriter as Paul Gerber.
2. Production Footprint — The available information states that filming occurred during June and July 1975. Stockholm and Vaxholm are named as the production locations.
3. Credited Characters — The cast list identifies Elisabeth, David, Karl Fredrik Andersson, and Anna among the credited roles. No scene-level interactions or narrative actions are provided.
4. Premiere Record — The film is reported to have premiered on January 26, 1976. China in Linköping and Saga in Västerås are both listed as premiere cinemas.