Character Relationships in Funkytown
Bastien Lavallée (played by Patrick Huard) is a protagonist in Funkytown.
Tino DeiFiori (played by Justin Chatwin) appears in Funkytown.
Jonathan Aaronson (played by Paul Doucet) appears in Funkytown.
Gilles Lefebvre (played by Raymond Bouchard) appears in Funkytown.
Adriana (played by Sarah Mutch) appears in Funkytown.
Mimi (played by Geneviève Brouillette) appears in Funkytown.
Tina LoMonaco (played by Romina D'Ugo) appears in Funkytown.
Daniel Lefebvre (played by François Létourneau) appears in Funkytown.
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Character Relationship Map: Funkytown
Funkytown (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Bastien Lavallée
(played by Patrick Huard) — protagonist
Tino DeiFiori
(played by Justin Chatwin) — supporting
Jonathan Aaronson
(played by Paul Doucet) — supporting
Gilles Lefebvre
(played by Raymond Bouchard) — supporting
Adriana
(played by Sarah Mutch) — supporting
Mimi
(played by Geneviève Brouillette) — supporting
Tina LoMonaco
(played by Romina D'Ugo) — supporting
Daniel Lefebvre
(played by François Létourneau) — supporting
Hélène
(played by Sophie Cadieux) — supporting
Nicole
(played by Jocelyne Zucco) — supporting
Connie Lavallée
(played by Janine Theriault) — supporting
Lulu
(played by Geneviève L'Espérance) — minor
Jacques
(played by Jeff Boudreault) — minor
Karen
(played by Marylou) — minor
Cynthia Lavallée
(played by Camille Pennell) — minor
Jason
(played by Vince Benvenuto) — minor
Micki
(played by Évelyne St-Pierre) — minor
Mère de Tino
(played by Lidia Russon) — minor
Carlo
(played by Dominic Longo) — minor
Sabrina
(played by Lina Roessler) — minor
Story Analysis
A historical exploration of Montreal's disco era from 1976 to 1980, tracing cultural rise and political decline.
Plot Progression
Rise of the Disco Era
Peak of the Nightlife Scene
Political Fracture & Polarization
Cultural Decline & Legacy
Directed by Daniel Roby
Funkytown (2011) · 5.3/10 · drama, music
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