Character Relationships in We

Liesl (played by Pauline Casteleyn) is a protagonist in We. A core member of the eight-person friend group. Participates in the summer sexual exploration and is among the youths recounting the trial following the fatal prank. Thomas (played by Aimé Claeys) is a protagonist in We. A central figure in the friend group who actively engages in the group's boundary-pushing sexual games and the dangerous exploits that lead to the accident. Sarah (played by Gaia Sofia Cozijn) appears in We. A member of the friend group who navigates the sexually charged summer activities and faces the legal consequences alongside her peers. Martin (played by Axel Daeseleire) appears in We. A key member of the youth circle whose actions contribute to the group's increasingly irresponsible behavior and the tragic outcome. Femke (played by Salomé van Grunsven) appears in We. A member of the friend group who embraces the group's newfound sexual freedom and recounts her experiences during the trial. Ena (played by Laura Drosopoulos) appears in We. A youth within the friend circle who participates in the unsupervised summer activities and is subject to the group's collective legal reckoning. Jens (played by Friso van der Werf) appears in We. A member of the eight friends who engages in the explicit group games and later testifies during the trial regarding the fatal prank. Loesje (played by Lieselot Siddiki) appears in We. A youth in the friend group who experiences the loss of parental guidance and the subsequent dangers of their sexually oriented exploits.

Character Relationship Map: We

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Story Analysis

A group of teenagers engages in reckless sexual experiments during summer, leading to a fatal accident and a subsequent courtroom trial.

Plot Progression

  1. Summer of Freedom
  2. Escalating Risks
  3. Fatal Consequences
  4. Courtroom Reckoning

Directed by Rene Eller

We (2018) · 5.4/10 · drama, crime, history

Content sources

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q57699573), public domain (CC0).