The Brainiacs.com (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Matt is David's son and Kelly's younger brother, determined to spend more time with his widowed, workaholic father. With his friend, he creates a fictional company to raise money, buys a majority shar...
Ivan owns the Sunnyvale bank and is a businessman seeking to profit from Tyler Toys' financial troubles. He directs Kara to lend David as much as possible, expecting either profits if the company succ...
Kara is a loan officer at Ivan's bank who quickly admires Matt and sympathizes with his plan to help his father. She is pressured into arranging a large loan for David as part of Ivan's scheme, but qu...
Ms. Arbitrage is Ivan's assistant and has worked with David on overseas Hairball orders. Acting for Ivan, she cancels the next set of orders, worsening Tyler Toys' financial crisis. David later learns...
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Ivan owns the Sunnyvale bank and calls Kara into his office to instruct her how to handle the loan.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kara walks in on Ivan, Miles, and Ms. Arbitrage celebrating the plan's apparent success, then quits in disgust.
Ms. Arbitrage cancels the next overseas orders, contributing to Tyler Toys' inability to repay the loan that threatens the company.
Ms. Arbitrage works for Ivan while handling overseas Hairball orders and cancels the next set of orders at his direction.
Ivan Lucre schemes to force Tyler Toys into failure or cheap acquisition, while Matt buys a majority share and later works to protect the company.
Kara sympathizes with Matt's plan, later agrees to delay the investigation, and helps compile the company's financial records.
A young entrepreneur's financial scheme becomes a struggle to protect his family business, confront manipulation, and complete a revolutionary product.
Directed by Blair Treu
The Brainiacs.com (2000) · 5.9/10 · comedy, family
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