Break (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Lucie
(played by Sabrina Ouazani) — protagonist
Central protagonist whose dance career is threatened by a serious accident. Leaves her affluent neighborhood to search for her unknown father in the suburbs, where she forms a passionate dance and emo...
Vincent
(played by Kévin Mischel) — protagonist
Former dancer who abandoned his passion. Meets Lucie in the suburbs and agrees to coach her, introducing her to breakdancing. Becomes her dance and romantic partner.
Malik
(played by Slimane) — supporting
Vincent's longtime accomplice and friend. Encourages Vincent to take on Lucie as a student and begin coaching her.
Max
(played by Hassam Ghancy) — supporting
Julien
(played by Maxime Pambet) — supporting
La mère de Lucie
(played by Camille Japy) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Vincent → Lucie
(Romantic Dance Partners) — Their closeness develops through dance, but Vincent's secrecy about her family strains their partnership.
Lucie grows closer to Vincent as they work together, and her character profile describes him as her dance and romantic partner.
La mère de Lucie → Lucie
(Family Mother And Daughter) — Her mother's attempt to control what Lucie learns culminates in an argument about Lucie's choices and the life she wants.
Lucie's mother tries to take her to Brittany, tells her that her father disappeared when she was pregnant, and later admits that she lied.
Max → Lucie
(Family Father And Daughter) — Lucie's discovery identifies Max as the father she had been searching for, leaving her devastated and angry.
Lucie recognizes her own birth date tattooed on Max's arm and realizes that he is her father.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Julien → Lucie
(Social Host) — Julien's home is where Lucie chooses to go instead of leaving with her mother; the reference gives no further detail about their relationship.
After refusing to leave with her mother, Lucie goes to Julien's home.
Malik → Vincent
(Social Longtime Friend) — Malik encourages Vincent to take Lucie on as a student and begin coaching her.
Malik's character profile identifies him as Vincent's longtime accomplice and friend.
Story Analysis
After an accident, Lucie pursues dance and searches for the truth about her father, confronting family secrecy as she prepares for a final performance.
Plot Progression
Questions After the Accident
— Recovering from her accident, Lucie questions her mother's account of her father and the hotel call connected to the day of the accident. She refuses to leave for Brittany and goes to Julien's home in...
A Place in the Dance Company
— Vincent offers Lucie a place in a company preparing for a competition, despite her initial refusal. Training brings auditions and battles, while his coaching draws her closer to him and his secrecy st...
The Truth About Max
— Lucie recognizes her birth date tattooed on Max and realizes he is her father. She confronts Vincent, and her mother admits that she lied, turning family questions into an open conflict.
A Performance Still Ahead
— Vincent proposes a routine built around Lucie dancing with a projected image, and she agrees to train for it. A chaotic rehearsal interrupts the preparations, while Lucie remains at odds with her moth...
Directed by Marc Fouchard
Break (2018) · 6/10 · comedy, drama
Content sources
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(Q55595870), public domain (CC0).
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