Cement (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Bill Holt
(played by Chris Penn) — protagonist
Sean
(played by Anthony DeSando) — supporting
Fergus
(played by Gregory Jbara) — supporting
Robbo
(played by Richard Edson) — supporting
Danny
(played by Yorgo Constantine) — supporting
Mic
(played by Max Martini) — supporting
Connie
(played by Erin Matthews) — minor
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sean → Robbo
(Alliance Entrusted Companion) — Sean's request shows concern for Robbo's situation during his absence, although the account gives no further details about their bond.
Before leaving for a few days, Sean asks Fergus to stay with Robbo.
Sean → Fergus
(Social Confidant And Lender) — Sean turns to Fergus for practical help and companionship, then asks him to stay with Robbo while he is away.
Sean visits Fergus, asks him for money as a loan, and shares food and television with him.
Bill Holt → Danny
(Social Concern For His Reaction) — Bill invokes Danny's likely reaction while trying to prevent someone from entering.
Bill says Danny would be upset if he found out that Connie was at the party.
Bill Holt → Connie
(Social Protective Intervention) — Bill's warning centers on Connie's presence at the party, though the account does not clarify their relationship.
Bill tries to stop someone from entering the party, explaining that Connie is there.
Bill Holt → Mic
(Conflict Confrontational Associates) — Their opening exchange is volatile and establishes direct conflict between them.
The story opens with Bill Holt and Mic in a chaotic confrontation around a damaged car.
Story Analysis
A volatile circle of people faces threats, loss, and unresolved bonds as Sean considers leaving his life behind.
Plot Progression
Violence Around the Gathering
— A chaotic confrontation around a damaged car establishes a volatile atmosphere. At a later gathering, a gun threat turns conversation into danger.
Sean's Plans and Principles
— Sean voices dissatisfaction and imagines leaving to start a boat business. When money is found among missing items, he refuses to steal from his brother.
The Party's Fatal Escalation
— Bill tries to prevent someone from entering because Connie is at the party and Danny would be upset. The confrontation grows to include shouting and a drawn gun, and someone is declared dead without t...
Grief and Uneasy Departure
— Sean speaks bitterly about lost love and tells a bleak story about a wolf and a lamb. He asks Fergus for a loan and to stay with Robbo before leaving for a few days.
Directed by Adrian Pasdar
Cement (2000) · 4.1/10 · crime, drama
Content sources
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(Q3664338), public domain (CC0).
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