Sebastian (1968) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sebastian directs the all-female British Intelligence decoding office, where he relies on Elsa Shahn's skill and recruits Rebecca Howard after meeting her in Oxford. His work-focused manner strains hi...
Elsa Shahn is Sebastian's longtime senior decoder in the British Intelligence office. Gen. Phillips questions her reliability because of her left-wing Communist leanings, but Sebastian persuades the H...
The Head of Intelligence is a senior official overseeing Sebastian's service. After Gen. Phillips raises concerns about Elsa Shahn, the official retains her following Sebastian's argument that her dec...
Carol Fancy is a washed-up pop singer and Sebastian's girlfriend before he leaves her for Rebecca Howard. After Sebastian has resigned and left the decoding office, Carol encounters him and invites hi...
Toby is Carol Fancy's lover and, unbeknownst to Sebastian, a foreign agent. After Sebastian visits Carol's apartment, Toby drugs him with LSD and lures him to the top of the building. While Sebastian...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sebastian leaves his girlfriend, the washed-up pop singer Carol Fancy, after pursuing a relationship with the new decoder.
Sebastian directs the all-female decoding office, while the Head of Intelligence has authority over the wider intelligence organization.
The Head of Intelligence decides whether Elsa will remain in the British Intelligence decoding office.
Elsa Shahn is described as Sebastian's longtime senior decoder in the British Intelligence decoding office.
Toby is revealed to be Carol's lover when he helps lure Sebastian to the top of the building.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Toby drugs Sebastian with LSD and attempts to persuade the hallucinating man to jump from a building ledge.
A brilliant but emotionally detached decoder is forced to confront the consequences of secrecy, obsession, betrayal, and love.
Directed by David Greene
Sebastian (1968) · 6.4/10 · comedy, drama, romance
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