Character Relationships in The Audition

Anna Bronsky (played by Nina Hoss) is a protagonist in The Audition. Anna Bronsky is a violin teacher at the conservatory who is frustrated that she never became a concert soloist because of her stage fright. After recognizing Alexander's talent during the entrance exam, she devotes six months to preparing him for a demanding competition, becoming so obsessed that she neglects Philippe and Jonas. Philippe (played by Simon Abkarian) appears in The Audition. Philippe is Anna Bronsky's husband and works as a luthier. Their marriage is strained because Anna is cheating on him with a colleague, while her intense commitment to preparing Alexander causes her to neglect her family. He is therefore part of the domestic conflict surrounding Anna's professional obsession. Christian (played by Jens Albinus) appears in The Audition. Alexander (played by Ilja Monti) appears in The Audition. Alexander is a young violinist whose talent Anna Bronsky discovers during the conservatory entrance exam. She believes his ability can be developed and takes responsibility for preparing him over six months for the demanding end-of-year competition. He becomes the central focus of Anna's professional ambition and growing obsession. Jonas (played by Serafin Mishiev) appears in The Audition. Jonas is Anna Bronsky and Philippe's ten-year-old son. He plays the violin, although he prefers hockey, placing him within the musical world shaped by his parents. As Anna concentrates on Alexander's preparation, she neglects Jonas and the rest of her family, making him part of the personal cost of her ambition.

Character Relationship Map: The Audition

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Directed by Ina Weisse

The Audition (2019) · 5.9/10 · drama

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