Character Relationship Map: Absence
Absence (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Serginho
(played by Matheus Fagundes) — protagonist
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Ney
(played by Irandhir Santos) — protagonist
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Luzia
(played by Gilda Nomacce) — supporting
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Mudinho
(played by Thiago de Matos) — supporting
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Silvinha
(played by Andréia Mayumi) — supporting
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Mateus
(played by Mateus Mariano) — supporting
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Lazinho
(played by Tony Ravan) — supporting
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Dona Clotilde
(played by Glória Rabelo) — supporting
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Formigão
(played by Vinicius Zinn) — supporting
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Ivone
(played by Francisca Gavilán) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Ney → Luzia
(Family Brother-in-law) — Ney is Luzia's brother
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Serginho → Formigão
(Professional Colleague) — Works with Serginho at the market
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Serginho → Dona Clotilde
(Professional Customer) — Market customer
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Serginho → Lazinho
(Professional Colleague) — Works with Serginho at the market
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Serginho → Mudinho
(Family Brother) — Serginho's younger brother
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Serginho → Luzia
(Family Mother) — Serginho's depressed mother
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Serginho → Ney
(Family Uncle) — Serginho's uncle who employs him at the market
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Serginho → Ivone
(Social Friend) — Friend of Serginho
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Serginho → Mateus
(Social Friend) — Friend of Serginho
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Serginho → Silvinha
(Social Friend) — Friend of Serginho
Story Analysis
A young man's struggle with adult responsibilities while searching for his purpose
Plot Progression
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Market Realities
— Serginho begins working at the market with his uncle, learning the trade while navigating the bustling environment.
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Family Burdens
— Serginho cares for his depressed mother and younger brother, taking on responsibilities far beyond his years.
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Existential Crisis
— Serginho questions his purpose and future while caught in the cycle of responsibilities.
Directed by Chico Teixeira
Absence (2014) · 6.4/10 · drama
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q19570736), public domain (CC0).
Plot breakdown and analysis on this page are AI-generated from the title's synopsis and metadata.