Character Relationships in A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud.
Old boy (played by Jeffrey DeMunn) is a protagonist in A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud..
An older man who meets a young boy by chance at a roadside café in the spring of 1947. He shares a poignant tale about personal heartbreak, loss, and his hard-won understanding of love. Leo (played by James McMenamin) appears in A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud..
Couple Man (played by Kale Browne) appears in A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud..
director (played by Karen Allen) appears in A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud..
Millworker #1 (played by William Galatis) appears in A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud..
Boy (played by Jackson Smith) appears in A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud..
A young boy who encounters the older man at a roadside café in the spring of 1947 and listens to his story.
Character Relationship Map: A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud.
A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud. (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Old boy
(played by Jeffrey DeMunn) — protagonist
An older man who meets a young boy by chance at a roadside café in the spring of 1947. He shares a poignant tale about personal heartbreak, loss, and his hard-won understanding of love.
Leo
(played by James McMenamin) — supporting
Couple Man
(played by Kale Browne) — supporting
director
(played by Karen Allen) — supporting
Millworker #1
(played by William Galatis) — supporting
Boy
(played by Jackson Smith) — supporting
A young boy who encounters the older man at a roadside café in the spring of 1947 and listens to his story.
Story Analysis
A vignette exploring emotional maturity through a chance encounter and shared storytelling at a roadside café.
Plot Progression
Dawn at the Café
The Story Unfolds
Revelation of Love
Morning's Resolution
Directed by Karen Allen
A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud. (2017) · 9/10 · drama
Content sources
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