Joan (played by Juanjo Puigcorbé) is a protagonist in L’orgia.
Cristina (played by Alicia Orozco) is a protagonist in L’orgia.
Torras (played by Ricard Borràs) appears in L’orgia.
Helena (played by Vicky Peña) appears in L’orgia.
Guillem (played by Joan Borràs) appears in L’orgia.
Pablo (played by Francesc Albiol) appears in L’orgia.
Montse (played by Assumpta Serna) appears in L’orgia.
Mercè (played by Carme Elias) appears in L’orgia.
L’orgia (1978) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Joan
(played by Juanjo Puigcorbé) — protagonist
Cristina
(played by Alicia Orozco) — protagonist
Torras
(played by Ricard Borràs) — supporting
Helena
(played by Vicky Peña) — supporting
Guillem
(played by Joan Borràs) — supporting
Pablo
(played by Francesc Albiol) — supporting
Montse
(played by Assumpta Serna) — supporting
Mercè
(played by Carme Elias) — supporting
Laura
(played by Sílvia Munt) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Pablo → Laura
(Romantic Interest)
Guillem → Montse
(Romantic Interest)
Helena → Guillem
(Romantic Lover)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Helena → Montse
(Conflict Competitor)
Joan → Guillem
(Conflict Competitor)
Mercè → Cristina
(Alliance Confidante)
Laura → Joan
(Social Friend)
Guillem → Pablo
(Social Friend)
Torras → Helena
(Social Friend)
Laura → Pablo
(Social Friend)
Montse → Mercè
(Social Friend)
Joan → Pablo
(Narrative Commentator)
Cristina → Torras
(Social Friend)
Pablo → Mercè
(Conflict Antagonist)
Guillem → Laura
(Alliance Ally)
Story Analysis
A confined weekend party gradually becomes an orgy while reflecting the humor, sexual openness, and historical memory of Spain's democratic transition.
Plot Progression
Locked Weekend Gathering
Food Humor And Digressions
The Party Changes
Freshness Under Constraint
A Record Of Transition
Directed by Francesc Bellmunt
L’orgia (1978) · 4.2/10 · comedy
Content sources
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(Q5487936), public domain (CC0).
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