Fling (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sam's ex-boyfriend, James rekindles his romantic connection with her amid uncertainty about their relationship and whether either wants commitment or freedom. Their continuing desire leads to a painfu...
Sam's partner, Mason gives a toast at Luke and Alison's wedding about how quickly they knew they wanted a life together. He becomes involved with a younger woman who has long liked him, but their conn...
Sam is Mason's partner and James's former girlfriend. She and James try to navigate their attraction to other people while remaining honest, but jealousy and unresolved expectations persist. She refle...
Luke is Alison's husband, and their wedding provides the joyful setting for Mason's toast about how quickly the couple knew they wanted to spend their lives together. The celebration of Luke and Aliso...
Alison is Luke's bride, and their wedding frames the film's exploration of romantic uncertainty. Mason's toast recalls how quickly the couple knew they wanted to spend their lives together, offering a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot opens at Luke and Alison's wedding and describes the couple as having quickly known they wanted to spend their lives together.
The character profile identifies Alison as Sam's sister.
The character profile describes Sam as Mason's devoted partner. The plot says their relationship allows attraction to and occasional involvement with...
The character profile identifies James as Sam's ex-boyfriend. The plot says they continue to desire one another, become involved, and part without res...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
In the closing scene, James meets another man, and they acknowledge they may be competing for the same woman. The plot's preceding account identifies...
The character profile identifies Luke as Mason's best friend.
At a wedding, several uncertain romantic connections expose the difficulty of balancing desire, honesty, freedom, and commitment.
Directed by John Stewart Muller
Fling (2008) · 5.3/10 · comedy, drama, romance
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