Character Relationship Map: We Are Many

Characters

• Self (played by Damon Albarn) — protagonist

  Featured reverend and civil rights activist who participated in the February 2003 global day of protest against the Iraq War. Included in the documentary to highlight the broad coalition of figures op...

• Self (played by Brian Eno) — protagonist
• Self (played by Danny Glover) — supporting
• Self (played by Richard Branson) — supporting
• Self (played by Hans Blix) — supporting
• Self (played by Noam Chomsky) — supporting
• Self (played by John Kerry) — minor
• Self (played by Wael Khalil) — minor
• Self (played by Vanessa Branson) — minor
• Self (played by Medea Benjamin) — minor
• Self (played by Jeremy Corbyn) — minor
• Self (played by Tariq Ali) — minor
• Self (played by Tony Blair) — minor
• Self (played by Colin Powell) — minor
• Self (played by Donald Rumsfeld) — minor
• Self (played by Robert Greenwald) — minor
• Self (played by Ken Loach) — supporting
• Self (played by Mark Rylance) — supporting
• Self (played by Jesse Jackson) — supporting
• Self (played by Ron Kovic) — supporting

Story Analysis

A documentary chronicling the February 2003 global anti-Iraq war protests and their lasting political and cultural impact.

Plot Progression

1. Global Mobilization
2. Voices of Dissent
3. Political Reckoning
4. Legacy and Release