El control (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Matilda
(played by Liz Barbosa) — protagonist
Daisy
(played by Katty Rangel) — supporting
Fernando José Castro
(played by Christian Tappán) — supporting
Modelo de Concurso (credit only)
(played by Maddalena Zanardi) — supporting
Lucia
(played by Natasha Klauss) — minor
Sagrario
(played by Ana María Sánchez) — minor
Poncho
(played by Fabian Mendoza) — minor
Antonio
(played by César Mora) — minor
Dora
(played by Alina Lozano) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dora → Lucia
(Power Social Inferior) — Dora is in a lower social position relative to Lucia
Poncho → Dora
(Romantic Interest) — Developing romantic relationship amidst social tensions
Sagrario → Antonio
(Family Members) — Related family members in different social positions
Fernando José Castro → Modelo de Concurso (credit only)
(Professional Client) — Fernando José Castro has a professional relationship with Modelo de Concurso
Matilda → Dora
(Professional Colleague) — Matilda and Dora work together professionally
Matilda → Sagrario
(Family Sister) — Matilda and Sagrario are sisters
Fernando José Castro → Antonio
(Professional Employer) — Fernando José Castro employs or has authority over Antonio
Fernando José Castro → Lucia
(Professional Relationship) — Work colleagues with complex power dynamics
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Fernando José Castro → Poncho
(Conflict Professional Rivals) — Competing professionally within their social hierarchy
Antonio → Poncho
(Alliance Allies) — Working together despite social differences
Sagrario → Matilda
(Narrative Mentor) — Sagrario guides Matilda through her new responsibilities
Lucia → Daisy
(Conflict Social Rivals) — Competing for social status and influence
Daisy → Lucia
(Social Friend) — Daisy and Lucia are friends who navigate social dynamics together
Lucia → Sagrario
(Social Friend) — Lucia and Sagrario are friends who support each other
Matilda → Poncho
(Social Friend) — Matilda and Poncho are friends who support each other
Story Analysis
Power dynamics and social hierarchies in Colombian society
Plot Progression
Social Awakening
— Characters are introduced and their initial social positions established, setting the stage for power dynamics to emerge.
Power Struggles
— Matilda gains authority and faces moral dilemmas while characters navigate complex social hierarchies.
Reconciliation
— Hidden connections are revealed and characters find ways to reconcile their differences.
Directed by Felipe Dotheé
El control (2013) · 9/10 ·
Content sources
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Wikidata
(Q64437835), public domain (CC0).
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