Character Relationship Map: Last Summer

Characters

• Anne (played by Léa Drucker) — protagonist

  Anne lives with Pierre and becomes secretly intimate with Théo. After their relationship is discovered or nearly exposed, she insists that it must end and warns Théo that Pierre must never learn the t...

• Théo (played by Samuel Kircher) — protagonist

  Théo is suspended after quarrelling with a math teacher and is sent to live with Pierre and Anne. He resents Anne, avoids family responsibilities, and is suspected of involvement in a burglary. He bec...

• Pierre (played by Olivier Rabourdin) — supporting

  Pierre is forced to deal with problems involving his son, Théo, after Théo is suspended and moves into his household. He struggles with the burglary suspicions and later confronts Théo over his accusa...

• Amanda (played by Nelia Da Costa) — minor

Canonical Relationships

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

• Théo → Amanda (Unstable Romantic Relationship) — Amanda is connected to Théo through an unstable private relationship.

  The plot explicitly says that Théo has an unstable relationship with Amanda.

• Anne → Théo (Romantic Secret Romance) — Their concealed intimacy becomes the central source of emotional and moral conflict.

  The plot states that Théo and Anne become secretly intimate and that Anne insists the relationship must end.

• Pierre → Théo (Family Father) — Pierre is Théo's father and becomes responsible for him during the household crisis.

  The plot identifies Théo as Pierre's son and says that Théo is sent to live with Pierre and Anne after being suspended.

Story Dynamics

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

• Anne → Pierre (Social Domestic Partner) — Anne and Pierre maintain a shared family household before trust collapses.

  Théo is sent to live with Pierre and Anne, and the plot repeatedly describes their shared household and family life.

Story Analysis

A fragile household collapses when forbidden intimacy, suspicion, and unresolved accusations destroy its remaining trust.

Plot Progression

1. A Verdict And A Disruption — The film opens with a closed juvenile hearing shaped by victim-blaming questions. In parallel, Théo's suspension forces him into Pierre and Anne's household.
2. An Unwelcome Arrival — Théo resents Anne, avoids family responsibilities, and maintains an unstable relationship with Amanda. The household struggles to appear normal under growing pressure.
3. The Missing Bag — A break-in removes a bag from Pierre and Anne's home. Théo's keychain appears at the scene and among his possessions, making him both a suspect and a possible victim of framing.
4. A Secret That Cannot Last — Anne and Théo become secretly intimate while the household remains under strain. A family gathering threatens exposure, and Anne orders the relationship to end.
5. Accusation And Rupture — Théo accuses Anne of serious misconduct, and the adults confront him over the claim. He refuses to retract it, leaving the family separated and the truth unresolved.