Character Relationship Map: Jeanne

Characters

• Madeleine Préolier (played by Gaby Morlay) — protagonist
• André Savignolle (played by André Luguet) — supporting
• Evodie (played by Hélène Perdrière) — supporting
• Charles Fuqui (played by Robert Vattier) — supporting
• Françoise (played by Ariane Borg) — supporting
• Charlotte (played by Marcelle Barry) — supporting

Story Dynamics

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

• André Savignolle → Evodie (Alliance Supporting Pair) — Coordinated supporting roles within the dramatic structure.
• Madeleine Préolier → Charles Fuqui (Narrative Protagonist-Support) — Narrative hierarchy between the central protagonist and a supporting character.
• Charlotte → Françoise (Social Ensemble Peer) — Shared ensemble presence among supporting characters.
• André Savignolle → Charles Fuqui (Social Ensemble Peer) — Peer relationship within the supporting ensemble cast.
• Madeleine Préolier → Evodie (Alliance Supporting Ally) — Close narrative alliance between the protagonist and a high-importance supporting character.
• Madeleine Préolier → André Savignolle (Narrative Co-Lead) — Central dramatic pairing between the protagonist and a key supporting character.

Story Analysis

A French dramatic film structured around a central protagonist and supporting ensemble, guided by directorial and artistic vision.

Plot Progression

1. Pre-Production Foundations — The film's creative framework is established through director appointment and art direction planning. Key production roles are assigned to shape the visual and narrative tone.
2. Cast Assembly & Rehearsal — Lead and supporting actors are officially cast, establishing the dramatic hierarchy. Character dynamics are mapped through importance scores and ensemble pairings.
3. Principal Photography — Core scenes featuring the protagonist and supporting cast are filmed on constructed sets. The narrative structure takes shape through coordinated performances.
4. Post-Production & Premiere — Raw footage is edited into a cohesive drama. The final cut is approved and distributed, culminating in the theatrical release for French audiences.