Character Relationships in Weekend
Corinne Durand (played by Mireille Darc) is a protagonist in Weekend.
Roland Durand (played by Jean Yanne) is a protagonist in Weekend.
Le Chef du Front de Libération de la Seine et Oise (played by Jean-Pierre Kalfon) appears in Weekend.
Gros Poucet (played by Yves Afonso) appears in Weekend.
L'Auto-Stoppeur (uncredited) (played by Jean Eustache) appears in Weekend.
Un Membre du FLSO (played by Yves Beneyton) appears in Weekend.
La Femme du Chef du FLSO (uncredited) (played by Valérie Lagrange) appears in Weekend.
(uncredited) (played by Isabelle Pons) appears in Weekend.
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Character Relationship Map: Weekend
Weekend (1967) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Corinne Durand
(played by Mireille Darc) — protagonist
Roland Durand
(played by Jean Yanne) — protagonist
Le Chef du Front de Libération de la Seine et Oise
(played by Jean-Pierre Kalfon) — supporting
Gros Poucet
(played by Yves Afonso) — supporting
L'Auto-Stoppeur (uncredited)
(played by Jean Eustache) — supporting
Un Membre du FLSO
(played by Yves Beneyton) — supporting
La Femme du Chef du FLSO (uncredited)
(played by Valérie Lagrange) — minor
(uncredited)
(played by Isabelle Pons) — minor
Woman in Car (uncredited)
(played by Helen Scott) — minor
Monsieur Jojot (uncredited)
(played by Louis Jojot) — minor
Ernest - le Cuisinier / Le Boucher du FLSO (uncredited)
(played by Ernest Menzer) — minor
Joseph Balsamo (uncredited)
(played by Daniel Pommereulle) — minor
Le Clochard (uncredited)
(played by Jean-Claude Guilbert) — minor
Une Activiste du FLSO / Jeune Bourgeoise Accidentée
(played by Juliet Berto) — supporting
Saint-Just / Le Jeune Minet du 16ème (uncredited)
(played by Jean-Pierre Léaud) — minor
Le Pianiste (uncredited)
(played by Paul Gégauff) — minor
Emily Bronte (uncredited)
(played by Blandine Jeanson) — minor
Girl in the Woods
(played by Michèle Breton) — supporting
Man From Farmyard
(played by Michel Cournot) — supporting
Revolutionary
(played by Lex De Bruijn) — supporting
Story Analysis
A bourgeois couple's murderous inheritance quest devolves into surreal chaos and revolutionary violence.
Plot Progression
The Murderous Departure
Chaotic Vignettes and Metafiction
Inheritance and Matricide
Revolutionary Cannibalism
Directed by Jean-Luc Godard
Weekend (1967) · 6.9/10 · comedy
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