The Tree (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The grieving widow and mother left to raise her four children alone. She struggles with loss and practical concerns, ultimately deciding the invasive fig tree must be cut down for safety.
An eight-year-old daughter who denies her father's death, believing he lives in a giant fig tree and communicates through its leaves. She fiercely opposes the tree's removal, driving the film's centra...
A local doctor and friend who enters the O'Neil household, offering medical care and emotional support to the grieving family.
One of the four O'Neil children, coping with the loss of his father while adapting to the changing family dynamics.
One of the four O'Neil children, navigating childhood grief and the household's shifting reality after Peter's death.
One of the four O'Neil children, experiencing the loss of his father and the growing influence of the fig tree on the family.
The deceased father whose sudden death catalyzes the family's grief and Simone's spiritual connection to the fig tree. Though absent in life, his memory drives the narrative.
A local community member who interacts with the O'Neills, representing the neighborhood's perspective on the family's situation.
A friend or associate who provides social support and connection to the O'Neil household during their time of loss.
A municipal official tasked with enforcing property safety regulations, particularly regarding the invasive fig tree threatening the house.
A grieving family confronts supernatural beliefs and environmental decay after the father's sudden death.
Directed by Julie Bertuccelli
The Tree (2010) · 6.4/10 · drama