Cousin, Cousine (1975) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Marthe is a secretary and the bride's daughter, married to Pascal. After discovering Pascal's affair with Karine, she grows increasingly close to Ludovic through lunches, swimming, outings, and shared...
Ludovic is the groom's nephew, a dance instructor who changes occupations every three years, and Karine's husband. He tells Marthe about Pascal and Karine's affair, then develops a close friendship an...
Karine is Ludovic's wife and Pascal's affair partner. She is absent with Pascal during the wedding reception, and their relationship is later exposed through both Ludovic's disclosure and compromising...
Pascal is Marthe's husband and Karine's affair partner. He claims to have ended his affairs, but admits to being with Karine and later returns to his habitual philandering. His jealousy, drunken behav...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ludovic tells Marthe that Pascal is having an affair with Karine, and Pascal admits that he had Karine three times in the bushes.
Ludovic is described as Karine's husband, and the plot later states that Karine leaves Ludovic and then returns.
Marthe waits for her husband Pascal after the wedding reception, and Pascal later promises that she will be his only partner.
The plot identifies Marthe and Ludovic as cousins related by marriage who meet at a family wedding.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Pascal's affair with Ludovic's wife precedes the growing intimacy between Ludovic and Marthe, creating a reciprocal romantic entanglement.
The plot states that Karine and Pascal become jealous when Marthe and Ludovic begin spending more time together.
Two married relatives transform a playful family connection into a deliberate love affair while their existing marriages unravel around them.
Directed by Jean-Charles Tacchella
Cousin, Cousine (1975) · 6.1/10 · comedy, romance
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