Character Relationships in Beans

Beans / Tekahentahkhwa (played by Kiawentiio) is a protagonist in Beans. Bright preteen protagonist navigating cultural identity and family tensions during the Oka Crisis. She befriends April, learns to toughen up, experiences her first kiss, confronts sexual harassment, and ultimately embraces her full Mohawk name upon starting a new school. Lily (played by Rainbow Dickerson) is a protagonist in Beans. Beans' mother who encourages her to attend a prestigious Montreal school. She joins the family protest against the golf course expansion, faces police raids, is evacuated to a hotel, and gives birth during the crisis, demonstrating resilience and maternal strength. Ruby (played by Violah Beauvais) appears in Beans. Beans' younger sister who is caught in the police raid at the protest. She is evacuated with Beans and Lily to a hotel, sneaks back through barricades with the family, and witnesses her mother's labor during the height of the conflict. April (played by Paulina Alexis) appears in Beans. An older girl who becomes Beans' mentor and friend, teaching her to adopt a tougher persona through smoking, swearing, and dating boys. She later reveals she may be suffering sexual abuse from her father and brother, prompting Beans to help her escape. Hank (played by D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai) appears in Beans. Coyote (played by Taio Gélinas) appears in Beans. Karahkwenhawi (played by Brittany LeBorgne) appears in Beans. The family's cousin who appears on television leading protests against a golf course expansion into historic Mohawk burial grounds. Her activism inspires the entire family to travel to Kahnesatake and join the standoff. Kania'tariio (played by Joel Montgrand) appears in Beans.

Character Relationship Map: Beans

Beans (2021) Poster

Beans (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

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Story Analysis

A Mohawk girl navigates family expectations, community protest, and personal trauma during the 1990 Oka Crisis.

Plot Progression

  1. Roots of Resistance
  2. Siege and Solidarity
  3. Hotel Chaos and Hidden Trauma
  4. Revelation and Resilience
  5. New Beginnings

Directed by Tracey Deer

Beans (2021) · 6.3/10 · drama