Last Weekend (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Celia Green
(played by Patricia Clarkson) — protagonist
Theo Green
(played by Zachary Booth) — protagonist
Roger Green
(played by Joseph Cross) — supporting
Malcolm Green
(played by Chris Mulkey) — supporting
Luke Caswell
(played by Devon Graye) — supporting
Maria Castillo
(played by Julie Carmen) — minor
Vanessa Sanford
(played by Alexia Rasmussen) — supporting
Veronika Goss
(played by Judith Light) — minor
Hector Castillo
(played by Julio Oscar Mechoso) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Malcolm Green → Maria Castillo
(Professional Employer And Worker) — Their connection is presented through the workers' relationship to the property.
Malcolm distinguishes Maria and Hector from other workers while discussing people who maintain the property.
Malcolm Green → Hector Castillo
(Professional Employer And Worker) — Malcolm's comments reveal the family's dependence on property workers and his suspicions about them.
Malcolm discusses the workers who maintain the property and distinguishes Hector from a previous crew he accuses of stealing.
Roger Green → Malcolm Green
(Family) — They are connected through the family and its disputes over the house.
Roger and Malcolm discuss the family's property and finances during the holiday gathering.
Theo Green → Malcolm Green
(Family) — They share the family setting in which the weekend's tensions unfold.
Theo and Malcolm are both part of the Green family gathering described in the plot.
Theo Green → Roger Green
(Family) — They belong to the Green family represented at the gathering.
Both are Greens present at the family holiday gathering, where Theo's relationship with Luke is discussed.
Celia Green → Malcolm Green
(Family) — They are connected through the family gathering and clash over household decisions.
Celia and Malcolm argue over money, renovations, and use of the family property during the holiday gathering.
Celia Green → Roger Green
(Family) — Their family connection is accompanied by disagreement over the property and finances.
Celia and Roger are both present at the family's holiday gathering, and the plot describes them arguing over the house and money.
Celia Green → Theo Green
(Family) — They are members of the Green family at the gathering.
The holiday gathering is described as a family gathering, and Celia and Theo are both identified as Greens within that family.
Theo Green → Luke Caswell
(Romantic Partners) — Their relationship is strained by differences in wealth and social privilege.
Theo is teased about his relationship with Luke, and Luke describes feeling judged within Theo's privileged family.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Vanessa Sanford → Celia Green
(Social Guests At The Same Gathering) — They share the weekend gathering, though the plot does not specify a closer bond.
Vanessa is connected to the gathering, and Celia is present there with the family and guests.
Celia Green → Luke Caswell
(Social Host And Guest) — Celia brings Luke into the family's holiday setting.
Celia arrives at the lakeside house bringing Luke to the holiday gathering.
Celia Green → Veronika Goss
(Social Acquaintances) — They have a prior acquaintance and a social connection through the benefit invitation.
Veronika recognizes Celia and invites her to an upcoming benefit.
Story Analysis
A holiday gathering exposes family, class, and relationship tensions that remain unresolved by the weekend's quiet close.
Plot Progression
A Welcome Beneath the Surface
— Celia arrives at the isolated lakeside house with Luke for a family holiday. Teasing and disputes over the property reveal tensions beneath the polite gathering.
Class Tensions at the House
— Arguments about the house and Malcolm's remarks about workers expose class prejudice and the family's dependence on those maintaining the property. Celia's encounter with Veronika briefly shifts the s...
An Accident Changes the Evening
— News of Hector's serious accident interrupts the gathering. The guests express concern while attempting to continue the evening.
Luke's Confession and Confrontation
— Luke reveals the truth about his parents' jobs and explains how Theo's wealth makes him feel judged. Theo's reassurance does not resolve the contradiction Luke sees between Theo's words and privileged...
A Quiet, Unresolved Ending
— Theo retreats inside after the argument. Vanessa sits alone in the dark and watches the sunset, leaving the weekend's family and class tensions unresolved.
Directed by Tom Dolby, Tom Williams
Last Weekend (2014) · 4.3/10 · comedy, drama
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(Q15106947), public domain (CC0).
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