Stig (played by Johan Widerberg) is a protagonist in All Things Fair.
15-year-old student and protagonist who secretly engages in an affair with his married teacher, Viola. He navigates complex relationships with his classmate Lisbet, forms an unexpected bond with Viola's husband Kjell, and struggles with grief after his brother Sigge dies in a submarine explosion. His academic downfall culminates in a defiant confrontation at the school. Viola (played by Marika Lagercrantz) is a protagonist in All Things Fair.
Married school teacher who initiates and maintains a secret affair with her student, Stig. She covers up their relationship by fabricating academic reasons to fail him, becomes emotionally unstable when caught by Lisbet, and ultimately refuses to end the relationship despite Stig's attempts to leave. Kjell (played by Tomas von Brömssen) appears in All Things Fair.
Viola's husband and a salesman who forms an easy bond with Stig over classical music. He is aware of his wife's affair from the beginning, confesses his own past infidelity, struggles with alcoholism, and remains passive when Stig pleads for help to clear his academic record. Lisbet (played by Karin Huldt) appears in All Things Fair.
Stig's neighbor and classmate who develops a crush on him. She attempts to win his affection, offers herself to him, and later consummates a secret relationship in a school locker room. Her relationship collapses after she discovers him having sex with Viola at the cinema. Stig's Mother (played by Nina Gunke) appears in All Things Fair.
Stig's mother who attends the submarine funeral with him. On the train ride home, she worries about his poor school performance and begins to suspect there is a deeper issue, but Stig prematurely cuts her off, promising to reveal the truth when she is older. Stig's Father (played by Kenneth Milldoff) appears in All Things Fair.
Stig's father who accompanies the family to Malmö. The plot notes he lacks an appreciation for classical music, contrasting with the bond Stig shares with Kjell. Sigge (played by Björn Kjellman) appears in All Things Fair.
Stig's older brother and a boxer who departs for military duty. He maintains a close bond with Stig by sending coded letters from aboard the submarine Ulven, but tragically dies in a submarine explosion, devastating Stig and the family.
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Characters
Stig
(played by Johan Widerberg) — protagonist
15-year-old student and protagonist who secretly engages in an affair with his married teacher, Viola. He navigates complex relationships with his classmate Lisbet, forms an unexpected bond with Viola...
Viola
(played by Marika Lagercrantz) — protagonist
Married school teacher who initiates and maintains a secret affair with her student, Stig. She covers up their relationship by fabricating academic reasons to fail him, becomes emotionally unstable wh...
Kjell
(played by Tomas von Brömssen) — supporting
Viola's husband and a salesman who forms an easy bond with Stig over classical music. He is aware of his wife's affair from the beginning, confesses his own past infidelity, struggles with alcoholism,...
Lisbet
(played by Karin Huldt) — supporting
Stig's neighbor and classmate who develops a crush on him. She attempts to win his affection, offers herself to him, and later consummates a secret relationship in a school locker room. Her relationsh...
Stig's Mother
(played by Nina Gunke) — supporting
Stig's mother who attends the submarine funeral with him. On the train ride home, she worries about his poor school performance and begins to suspect there is a deeper issue, but Stig prematurely cuts...
Stig's Father
(played by Kenneth Milldoff) — supporting
Stig's father who accompanies the family to Malmö. The plot notes he lacks an appreciation for classical music, contrasting with the bond Stig shares with Kjell.
Sigge
(played by Björn Kjellman) — supporting
Stig's older brother and a boxer who departs for military duty. He maintains a close bond with Stig by sending coded letters from aboard the submarine Ulven, but tragically dies in a submarine explosi...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Stig's Father → Stig
(father)
角色名包含关系词: father
Stig's Mother → Stig
(mother)
角色名包含关系词: mother
Viola → Kjell
(Family Spouses)
The plot identifies Kjell as Viola's husband. Their marital problems are connected to Kjell's earlier infidelity and their continuing inability to rep...
Stig → Lisbet
(Romantic Interest)
Lisbet develops a liking for Stig, offers herself to him, and later joins him in the school vault to consummate their feelings.
Stig → Viola
(Romantic Secret Affair)
Stig becomes attracted to his married teacher Viola, and they soon begin an affair. Their relationship continues despite Stig's later attempts to end...
Sigge → Stig's Father
(Family Son)
Stig's father attends the funeral for Sigge with the rest of the family after the submarine explosion.
Sigge → Stig's Mother
(Family Son)
Stig's mother attends the funeral for Sigge and the other submariners with the family after his death.
Stig → Sigge
(Family Brothers)
The plot identifies Sigge as Stig's older brother and describes their close bond. They exchange coded letters while Sigge is serving aboard the submar...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Stig → Kjell
(Social Friendship)
Kjell and Stig form an easy bond over classical music after meeting at Viola's home.
Story Analysis
A teenage student confronts adult exploitation, grief, betrayal, and the institutional power protecting his teacher.
Plot Progression
A Dangerous Attraction
Secrets Around The Marriage
Love And Loss
Exposure And Punishment
Public Defiance
Directed by Bo Widerberg
All Things Fair (1995) · 6.5/10 · drama, romance, war, history