Interiors

Eve is a deeply troubled character battling clinical depression and facing the heartbreak of her husband's desire for separation. Her struggle evokes sympathy as she navigates her sense of worth and connection to her daughters. Eve's emotional turmoil ultimately leads to tragic consequences, highlighting her vulnerability.

Arthur is portrayed as a conflicted figure whose decision to leave his wife creates turmoil in his family. His desire to seek a new life reflects the complexities of personal happiness versus familial responsibility. Arthur's choice reveals his emotional detachment and desire for change amidst the chaos he leaves behind.

Joey embodies the tension between seeking approval from her mother and her own career aspirations. As the middle child, she often feels overlooked and struggles with feelings of inferiority. Her fierce love for her mother drives her to confront Eve, showcasing her complexity and depth.

Renata is the eldest daughter, a talented poet grappling with the pressures of success and her family's expectations. Her character reflects the burden of being in the spotlight while holding the weight of her sisters' struggles. She tries to navigate her own identity while dealing with her father's preoccupations.

Flyn, the youngest daughter, faces the challenges of Hollywood and often feels disconnected from her family's emotional turmoil. Her career struggles lead her to act out, showcasing the frustrations of living in her sisters' shadows. Despite her attempts at lightness, she secretly battles her own fears.

Frederick is Renata's husband, struggling with his identity and feeling inadequate next to his wife's accomplishments. His character experiences the pressures of maintaining his marriage while feeling overshadowed, leading to a volatile outburst that amplifies the film's tension.