Mark (played by Levi Meaden) is a protagonist in Incontrol.
Mark is the person at the center of the film's tense opening, when calls to him go unanswered. The summary provides no further action, characterization, or confirmed relationship between Mark and Samantha. Victor (played by Rory J. Saper) is a protagonist in Incontrol.
Victor is one of the people involved in using the device that allows participants to enter other people's bodies and experience life from their perspective. He belongs to the group that draws Samantha into this practice, helping establish the social circle whose methods and motives she later questions. Samantha (played by Anja Savcic) appears in Incontrol.
Samantha is the central character, a student balancing classes, café work, and a difficult home life. She joins Victor and Jenny's group, becomes troubled by its invasions of other people's lives, and ultimately rejects the device. Her exhaustion, strained relationships, and moral resistance drive the film's central conflict. Naomi (played by Brittany Allen) appears in Incontrol.
Naomi is a character who appears in Samantha's everyday world, establishing that she belongs to the ordinary social environment around the protagonist. The summary does not identify Naomi's actions, connection to the group, or influence on Samantha, so her role remains limited and unspecified. Jenny (played by Shayla Stonechild) appears in Incontrol.
Jenny is one of the people involved in the device-based practice that lets participants enter other people's bodies and experience their lives. She is part of the group that brings Samantha into the activity, connecting her to the social circle whose casual intrusions and explanations eventually provoke Samantha's distrust and refusal. Professor (played by Christopher Rosamond) appears in Incontrol.
The Professor teaches Samantha's class and discusses privacy, surveillance, and the panopticon, focusing on how people behave when they believe they may be watched. The Professor's ideas frame the device's disturbing implications and return at the conclusion alongside Samantha's unfinished academic argument. Marissa's Mother (played by Barb Mitchell) appears in Incontrol.
Marissa (played by Sarah Troyer) appears in Incontrol.
Incontrol (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mark
(played by Levi Meaden) — protagonist
Mark is the person at the center of the film's tense opening, when calls to him go unanswered. The summary provides no further action, characterization, or confirmed relationship between Mark and Sama...
Victor
(played by Rory J. Saper) — protagonist
Victor is one of the people involved in using the device that allows participants to enter other people's bodies and experience life from their perspective. He belongs to the group that draws Samantha...
Samantha
(played by Anja Savcic) — supporting
Samantha is the central character, a student balancing classes, café work, and a difficult home life. She joins Victor and Jenny's group, becomes troubled by its invasions of other people's lives, and...
Naomi
(played by Brittany Allen) — supporting
Naomi is a character who appears in Samantha's everyday world, establishing that she belongs to the ordinary social environment around the protagonist. The summary does not identify Naomi's actions, c...
Jenny
(played by Shayla Stonechild) — supporting
Jenny is one of the people involved in the device-based practice that lets participants enter other people's bodies and experience their lives. She is part of the group that brings Samantha into the a...
Professor
(played by Christopher Rosamond) — supporting
The Professor teaches Samantha's class and discusses privacy, surveillance, and the panopticon, focusing on how people behave when they believe they may be watched. The Professor's ideas frame the dev...
Marissa's Mother
(played by Barb Mitchell) — supporting
Marissa
(played by Sarah Troyer) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Marissa's Mother → Marissa
(mother)
Marissa's Mother → Samantha
(Family Mother)
Samantha struggles with a difficult home life involving her mother, who is described as overwhelmed.
Professor → Samantha
(Professional Instructor)
The Professor teaches Samantha's class and discusses privacy, surveillance, and the panopticon.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mark → Samantha
(Unknown Unresolved Connection)
The film opens with unanswered calls to Mark, establishing an unresolved connection around the story's central group.
Naomi → Samantha
(Social Acquaintance)
Naomi appears in Samantha's everyday world while Samantha is balancing classes, café work, and home problems.
Victor → Jenny
(Alliance Teammate)
Victor and Jenny are both identified as members of the group conducting the body-entry excursions.
Samantha → Jenny
(Alliance Participant)
Jenny is identified as one of the people involved in the device practice that Samantha joins.
Samantha → Victor
(Alliance Participant)
Victor is among the people involved in using the device, and Samantha is drawn into the group's experiences.
Story Analysis
Samantha's encounter with body entry exposes the conflict between surveillance, outside influence, identity, and personal responsibility.
