Mulligans (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Nathan Davidson is the father in the Davidson family and Stacey's husband. After Tyler's college friend Chase comes out as gay, Nathan spends increasing time with him and recognizes long-suppressed fe...
Stacey Davidson is Nathan's wife and a member of the seemingly perfect Davidson family. She initially belongs to the household that welcomes Chase during summer break, but her marriage is shaken when...
Chase Rousseau is Tyler's college friend and guest at the Davidson family's summer home. He comes out to Tyler as gay and receives support from the family, especially Nathan. Chase and Nathan begin a...
Tyler Davidson is Nathan and Stacey's son and Chase's college friend. During summer break, he repeatedly tries to introduce Chase to local girls before Chase tells him he is gay. Tyler initially helps...
Birdy Davidson is the Davidson family's daughter. The plot places her within the family affected by Nathan's affair and his decision to leave Stacey, Tyler, and their daughter at the summer home. No s...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot says Stacey plans a beach outing with their young daughter, Birdy.
The plot identifies Birdy as Nathan's young daughter and places her in the family household during the summer visit.
The plot identifies Stacey as part of Tyler's family and says she is drawn into the turmoil after Tyler discovers Nathan and Chase.
The plot identifies Nathan as Tyler's father. Tyler walks in on Nathan and Chase, becomes furious, and rejects Nathan's attempt to touch him.
The plot states that Nathan and Chase become involved in private, and Stacey discovers them together on the golf course.
The plot identifies Nathan as Stacey's husband. Stacey confronts him after discovering his involvement with Chase and tells him she feels hurt that he...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At a party, Chase meets Bre, but makes clear that he is not interested in pursuing her.
Stacey discovers Nathan and Chase together, confronts Nathan, and decides that Chase must leave.
The plot identifies Chase as Tyler's college friend and says Tyler reassures Chase after Chase tells him he is gay.
A summer visit exposes concealed desires and forces the Davidson family to confront trust, friendship, and the meaning of their shared past.
Directed by Chip Hale
Mulligans (2008) · 6.4/10 · drama, romance
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