Serious Moonlight (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Louise is a high-powered Chicago attorney and Ian's wife. After discovering that Ian plans to leave her for Sara, she binds him to a chair and later tapes him to a toilet, hoping to restore their marr...
Ian is Louise's husband, who intends to leave her and travel to Paris with Sara. Louise restrains him, but he lies about loving her and attempts to escape. During the captivity, he realizes that he st...
Todd is a lawn-service boy who comes to Louise and Ian's house to mow the lawn while Louise is away. After hearing Ian call for help, he enters the house, discovers that no one else is present, and be...
Sara is the woman Ian plans to leave Louise for and the person he expects to accompany him to Paris. She arrives at the house furious because Ian missed their airport meeting. Todd places her in the b...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
When Sara arrives, the burglars put her into the bathroom with Ian and Louise.
Ian yells for help, Todd enters the house, and Todd brings Louise into the bathroom where Ian is being held.
Ian is about to leave Louise for Sara and plans to go to Paris with Sara.
The plot identifies Ian as Louise's husband. They later reconcile, sell their house, have a baby, and move away together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Todd comes to mow the lawn, begins robbing the house after realizing no one else is there, and attacks Louise when she returns.
Louise discovers that Ian is leaving her for Sara, and Sara is later placed in the bathroom with the married couple.
A collapsing marriage is transformed by captivity, unexpected danger, reconciliation, and a final suggestion of hidden manipulation.
Directed by Cheryl Hines
Serious Moonlight (2009) · 5/10 · comedy, romance
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