Sebbe (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Sebbe
(played by Sebastian Hiort af Ornäs) — protagonist
Kenny
(played by Kenny Wåhlbrink) — supporting
Eva
(played by Eva Melander) — supporting
Adde
(played by Adrian Ringman) — supporting
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sebbe → Eva
(Social Acquaintance) — Eva shows limited personal attention toward Sebbe.
Eva asks about Sebbe during his fifteenth birthday period.
Kenny → Adde
(Alliance Co-perpetrator) — They act together as part of the group targeting Sebbe.
Kenny and Adde are both identified among the youths who attack and humiliate Sebbe.
Sebbe → Adde
(Conflict Assailant) — Adde participates in the group violence directed at Sebbe.
Adde is named among the students who attack and humiliate Sebbe during the school incident.
Sebbe → Kenny
(Conflict Bullying Victim) — Kenny repeatedly targets Sebbe through public humiliation and violence.
Kenny attacks and humiliates Sebbe at school, using homophobic insults and treating the assault as a joke.
Story Analysis
A bullied teenager moves through school violence, family resentment, and a fragile final attempt at safety.
Plot Progression
Harassment Takes Root
— Sebbe faces pressure at school and is attacked by Kenny, Adde, and other students. His attendance declines while conflict at home exposes deeper loneliness.
A House Full of Resentment
— Arguments with his mother reveal drinking, bitterness, and unresolved grief over Sebbe's absent father. School demands add to his isolation.
A Brief Birthday Warmth
— Sebbe receives a present and later a jacket from his mother. Their fragile warmth briefly interrupts the hostility surrounding him.
The Jacket Accusation
— Kenny and other youths accuse Sebbe of stealing the jacket. The accusation becomes violent, and Sebbe returns injured without it.
A Dangerous Plea
— Public humiliation and rejection at home push Sebbe into despair. His phone call leads to a cautious attempt at reconnection and support.
Directed by Babak Najafi
Sebbe (2010) · 6.3/10 · drama
Content sources
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(Q2263452), public domain (CC0).
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