Make Your Move (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Donny
(played by Derek Hough) — protagonist
Donny is portrayed by Derek Hough and is one of the film’s two lead characters. The synopsis identifies him as a central figure in the independent romance drama, sharing the story’s primary focus with...
Aya
(played by Kwon BoA) — supporting
Aya is portrayed by Kwon BoA and is one of the film’s two lead characters. The synopsis places her at the center of the independent romance drama alongside Donny, making her part of the main romantic...
Kaz
(played by Will Yun Lee) — supporting
Nick
(played by Wesley Jonathan) — supporting
Michael Griffiths
(played by Jefferson Brown) — supporting
Parole Officer Foster
(played by Dan Lauria) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Donny → Parole Officer Foster
(Professional Parole Officer And Client) — The officer warns Donny that his street performances and associations may put his parole at risk.
After Donny earns money dancing in the street, his Parole Officer warns him that performing near bars and associating with criminals could violate his...
Aya → Michael Griffiths
(Power Pressured Beneficiary) — Michael uses the prospect of helping Kaz as leverage in an offer that asks Aya to leave Donny and return to New Orleans.
Michael offers to help Kaz keep his job if Aya leaves Donny and returns to New Orleans; Aya accepts the offer.
Aya → Kaz
(Family Siblings) — Aya and Kaz are siblings, and they disagree over whether she should accept Michael Griffiths's help.
The plot identifies Kaz as Aya's brother.
Donny → Kaz
(Professional Club Employer And Dancer) — Kaz initially limits Donny to basic work but eventually gives him an opportunity to dance at Club Static, while their choices place Donny between Kaz and Nick.
Donny looks for meaningful work with Kaz, who first assigns him basic tasks and later gives him an audition and a chance to perform inside the club.
Donny → Aya
(Romantic Partners) — Their growing romance is strained by Donny's choices and Aya's fear that Kaz could hurt him; Aya ultimately ends the relationship.
The plot says Donny's relationship with Aya grows, and later Aya tells him their relationship is over.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kaz → Nick
(Conflict Business Rivals) — Their competing clubs create a business rivalry that worsens as both face declining business.
The plot says Nick is building his own club and competing with Kaz, and that their rivalry intensifies as business suffers.
Story Analysis
Donny seeks a new life through dance in New York, where club rivalry, parole risks, and his relationship with Aya complicate his future.
Plot Progression
Leaving the Old Life
— Donny earns money through street dancing and receives a warning about the risks to his parole. He heads to New York hoping to build a different life.
A Club and a Complicated Offer
— Donny becomes involved with Aya and Kaz as Kaz tries to establish Club Static. Aya worries about her expiring visa and resists pressure to accept Michael Griffiths's help.
Earning a Place to Dance
— Donny wants to contribute as a dancer rather than remain limited to basic tasks. Kaz eventually gives him an audition and a chance to perform inside the club.
Rival Clubs and Growing Risks
— Nick builds a competing club, and the rivalry with Kaz intensifies as business suffers. Donny becomes caught between the two men while his relationship with Aya grows under strain.
A Conditional Separation
— Michael offers to help Kaz keep his job if Aya leaves Donny and returns to New Orleans. Aya accepts, Donny is released after the charges against him are dropped, and she ends their relationship.
A Story Still Continuing
— In a closing recording, Donny reflects on how quickly his life changed after arriving in New York and meeting Aya. He describes the city's two hottest clubs as part of his story, suggesting his journe...
Directed by Duane Adler
Make Your Move (2013) · 5.8/10 · music
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(Q5139014), public domain (CC0).
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