Lola (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Protagonist; an exotic dancer and drugstore clerk battling cocaine addiction, fiercely protective of her genderfluid brother, and ultimately seeking redemption and a stable future after trauma.
Lola and Arlo's toxic, fanatically religious mother; a narcissist who abuses her children verbally and sexually, ultimately blaming Lola for Arlo's death.
Lola's nine-year-old genderfluid brother with artistic aspirations; suffers severe abuse from Mona, runs away after a traumatic haircut, and is fatally hit by a car.
Lola's coworker and best friend at the strip club; offers a safe haven for Lola and Arlo, provides unwavering support during Lola's pregnancy, and helps her rebuild her life.
Lola's ex-boyfriend and drug dealer; initially part of her destructive cycle, he later drives her to a support group and is shown years later sharing a positive dynamic with her and her daughter.
Mona's boyfriend; assaults Lola when she returns to her mother's house, becoming the biological father of Lola's child and symbolizing the trauma she must overcome.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Trick is identified as Mona's boyfriend and remains at Mona's house when Lola returns for Mikey.
Malachi is described as Lola's ex-boyfriend and is involved in her unstable personal life.
Pearl is identified as Babina's mother, and Lola and Arlo move in with both of them.
Mona is Lola's mother and later blames Lola for Arlo's death.
Mona is identified as Lola and Arlo's mother and repeatedly controls and condemns Arlo's gender expression.
Arlo is Lola's nine-year-old brother, and Lola works constantly to help him attend art school in Texas.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Lola returns to Mona's house to get Mikey, Trick rapes her.
Lola and Arlo move in with Babina and Babina's mother, Pearl.
Babina is Lola's coworker and best friend, and she gives Lola and Arlo a place to stay.
A traumatized young woman confronts abuse, addiction, grief, and pregnancy while trying to build a safer future.
Directed by Nicola Peltz
Lola (2024) · 5.2/10 · drama
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