Flowers (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Beñat is a crane operator who secretly sends weekly flowers to Ane after finding her wedding chain at a construction site. He lives with Lourdes and Mikel, argues with Tere, and dies in a storm-relate...
Tere is Beñat’s elderly mother, whose interference in Lourdes and Beñat’s home causes conflict. After Beñat dies, she loses contact with Lourdes and later becomes intrigued by the flowers left at the...
Lourdes is Beñat’s wife and a tollbooth operator who struggles with his death and with her difficult relationship with Tere. She investigates the flowers at the crash site, confronts Ane after discove...
Ane is a construction supervisor in her early forties who receives anonymous flowers after finding her wedding chain missing. She discovers that Beñat sent them, then visits his crash site weekly for...
Ander is Ane’s husband. The anonymous flower deliveries make Ane feel uplifted but create tension between them, as the gifts introduce an unexplained emotional presence into their marriage. The plot p...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Beñat secretly sends Ane bouquets once a week and keeps her wedding chain in his crane compartment.
Ane is frustrated with her life, and the anonymous flower deliveries create tension with her husband Ander.
Lourdes perceives her elderly mother-in-law Tere as excessively interfering in their lives.
Tere is identified as Lourdes's elderly mother-in-law, and Beñat argues with his mother before his fatal crash.
The plot states that Beñat lives with his wife, Lourdes, and later shows Lourdes grieving after his death.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lourdes tracks down Ane under the guise of offering her a lift, confirms that Ane sends the flowers, and confronts her in the car.
Ane leaves her contact details on a note, meets Tere, and the two women take a liking to each other.
The story follows grief, emotional projection, and eventual acceptance through flowers exchanged across loss.
Directed by Jon Garaño, Jose Mari Goenaga
Flowers (2014) · 6.9/10 · drama
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