Gentille (2005) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Fontaine Leglou is an anesthesiologist who works nights at a private psychiatric clinic in Paris. She has adventures without her companion, Michel, and struggles to face his marriage proposal, wanting...
Philipe is a patient hospitalized at the psychiatric clinic for a psychiatric disorder. Fontaine, an anesthesiologist working there, becomes increasingly attracted to him, creating a romantic tension...
Jean recounts a secret at a family gathering about his life after separating from Angèle. He says that, after living as a homeless man, he returned to her by pretending he had come back from abroad. H...
Angèle is connected to Jean’s past: he says he separated from her and lived as a homeless man before eventually returning. According to his account, he concealed the truth by pretending he had come ba...
Jean-Jacques meets Fontaine for coffee and matter-of-factly tells her that he is married and has affairs. Fontaine responds by admitting that someone has just proposed to her, bringing her uncertain r...
Dr. Gudarzi encounters Fontaine and discovers that she is not the person he expected to meet. This mistaken expectation is one of several misunderstandings in her day. The summary does not provide fur...
Michel is Fontaine’s companion. He loves her and wants them to live together, and he proposes marriage. His proposal puts pressure on Fontaine, who wants to flee rather than give him an answer, even a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jean recounts that he lived as a homeless man after separating from Angèle, then eventually returned to her by pretending he had come back from abroad...
The plot says Dr. Gudarzi discovers that Fontaine is not the person he expected to meet.
The plot describes Fontaine's relationship with Philipe as intimate and complicated, and her profile says she is increasingly attracted to him. During...
Michel formally asks Fontaine to marry him, and her profile identifies him as her companion who wants them to live together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Fontaine meets Jean-Jacques for coffee, tells him that someone has just proposed to her, and listens as he matter-of-factly describes his affairs.
Fontaine navigates mistaken encounters, pressure to commit, a complicated attraction, and the blurred boundaries between her private life and psychiatric work.
Directed by Sophie Fillières
Gentille (2005) · 5.8/10 · comedy
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