Life Size (1974) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
La mère
(played by Valentine Tessier) — protagonist
Michel
(played by Michel Piccoli) — protagonist
Michel is the central character, whose life changes after receiving a life-sized sex doll from Japan. He becomes emotionally attached to its silence, dresses it, takes it everywhere, and increasingly...
Isabelle
(played by Rada Rassimov) — supporting
Isabelle is Michel's usually tolerant wife, but her tolerance collapses when she discovers his intense attachment to the life-sized doll. Overcome by jealousy, she treats the doll as a threatening riv...
Henry
(played by Michel Aumont) — supporting
Juliette
(played by Lucienne Hamon) — supporting
Maria-Luisa
(played by Queta Claver) — supporting
Jose-Luis
(played by Manuel Alexandre) — supporting
The directrise
(played by Amparo Soler Leal) — supporting
Nicole
(played by Julieta Serrano) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Michel → Isabelle
(Family Husband) — Michel is married to Isabelle
Michel → La mère
(Family Son) — Michel's relationship with his mother
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Nicole → Michel
(Social Acquaintance) — Nicole's relationship with Michel
The directrise → Michel
(Social Acquaintance) — The director's relationship with Michel
Isabelle → Maria-Luisa
(Social Friend) — Isabelle's relationship with Maria-Luisa
Michel → Jose-Luis
(Social Friend) — Michel's relationship with Jose-Luis
Michel → Maria-Luisa
(Social Friend) — Michel's relationship with Maria-Luisa
Michel → Juliette
(Social Friend) — Michel's relationship with Juliette
Michel → Henry
(Social Friend) — Michel's relationship with Henry
Story Analysis
A psychological descent into obsession as a man becomes fixated on a life-sized sex doll
Plot Progression
The Silent Arrival
— Michel receives a life-sized sex doll from Japan and initially finds it intriguing.
Descent into Obsession
— Michel becomes increasingly fixated on the doll, treating it like a living person.
Discovery and Jealousy
— Isabelle discovers Michel's relationship with the doll and becomes consumed by jealousy.
Community Intervention
— Neighbors attempt to use the doll for its intended purpose, escalating the situation.
Breaking Point
— Michel's obsession reaches its peak, leading to a final confrontation with Isabelle.
Directed by Luis García Berlanga
Life Size (1974) · 5.7/10 · comedy, drama
Content sources
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(Q6138452), public domain (CC0).
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