The Resort (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Kevan
(played by Aleem Marcus Valentine) — protagonist
The central protagonist, a young man who navigates a life of transactional intimacy as his profession across three distinct narrative vignettes.
Andrew
(played by Shea Best) — supporting
A supporting character who interacts with the protagonist, likely within the context of his work or social environment.
Alicia
(played by Jessica DiGiovanni) — supporting
Features in one of the three vignettes as a key interaction point for the protagonist.
Peter
(played by Graham Skipper) — supporting
Appears as a supporting figure within the vignette framework, contributing to the exploration of the protagonist's lifestyle.
Sheila
(played by Cassandra Bonaparte) — minor
A character featured in a distinct vignette, serving as another focal point for the protagonist's experiences.
Extra
(played by Grace Moorea Phillips) — cameo
A minor or background role providing atmospheric or contextual presence within the vignettes.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Andrew → Alicia
(Family Couple) — Andrew and Alicia share a domestic bond revealed during their resort stay.
Kevan → Alicia
(Romantic Transactional Partner) — Kevan engages in a romantic transaction with Alicia in the second vignette.
Kevan → Andrew
(Professional Client) — Kevan provides companionship services to Andrew during the first vignette.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Andrew → Sheila
(Social Acquaintance) — Andrew and Sheila interact casually within the resort setting.
Peter → Sheila
(Unknown Unrelated) — Peter and Sheila have no direct interaction or shared narrative thread.
Alicia → Sheila
(Alliance Supportive Friend) — Alicia and Sheila maintain a supportive friendship throughout the stay.
Andrew → Peter
(Conflict Rival) — Andrew and Peter compete for attention or resources within the resort.
Kevan → Extra
(Social Casual Encounter) — Extra appears as a background figure within the resort environment.
Kevan → Sheila
(Social Confidante) — Sheila offers emotional grounding and genuine connection to Kevan.
Kevan → Peter
(Conflict Hostile Client) — Kevan faces tension and resistance while working with Peter in the third vignette.
Story Analysis
A three-vignette narrative follows a young man who sells love as his livelihood.
Plot Progression
A Profession of Affection
— The film establishes a young man whose livelihood involves selling love. The opening frame defines the central premise without providing further character names or setting details.
The First Paid Encounter
— The first vignette develops the central premise through the young man's work. The supplied reference does not specify the people, location, or outcome involved.
A Life Repeated
— The second vignette again follows the same young man as he sells love for a living. Its specific events are not described in the reference.
The Final Vignette
— The third vignette completes the series centered on the young man's occupation. The film then concludes its three-part narrative.
Directed by Shadae Lamar Smith
Content sources
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