Don's Plum (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A bisexual member of the core friend group. He sleeps with Sara and invites her to the Saturday night gatherings under the condition they act like strangers. Later, he walks off with Sara and expresse...
An aspiring actor in the friend group. He picks up Amy, meets Leon, and receives a sexual proposition from a female producer he once auditioned for. His antagonistic behavior toward Amy leads to his c...
A charismatic and somewhat peculiar member of the group. He successfully invites a waitress to the gathering and is the only one to defend Amy against Derek and Jeremy's antagonism. He later gets into...
A waitress whom Ian knows. He asks her to join the group at the restaurant, and they look forward to their next date after the night concludes.
A bisexual partner of Brad who joins the gatherings. She connects with Derek over shared familial struggles, but their intimate moment ends in tension. She becomes aggressive during an argument and la...
A friend who initially isolates and antagonizes Amy. He becomes deeply affected after witnessing domestic tension, eventually revealing his trauma stems from his father's suicide and his mother's abus...
A young woman picked up by Jeremy who joins the group. She becomes distressed after Derek insults a customer and faces isolation from Derek and Jeremy. She storms out, throws a bag at the group, and l...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After Sara follows Derek to the bar and empathizes with him, the two begin to kiss before Sara pulls away.
Ian asks Juliet, a waitress he knows, to join the group, and they later look forward to their next date.
Brad finishes sleeping with Sara before inviting her to the gathering under the condition that they pretend to have just met.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Brad and Derek attend the same Saturday-night gathering as members of the core friend group.
Brad and Ian are both presented as members of the core group meeting at Don's Plum.
Brad and Jeremy are both members of the recurring group that gathers at Don's Plum.
Derek belongs to the same recurring friend group as Ian, and he breaks up Ian's fight with Jeremy.
Jeremy and Derek meet together with an acquaintance, and both participate in the group's gathering.
Ian and Jeremy argue over Derek's trauma, and their dispute escalates into a physical fight.
Derek insults an overweight woman, upsetting Amy, and later joins Jeremy in isolating and antagonizing her.
Ian is described as the only member of the group who defends Amy against Derek and Jeremy's antagonism.
Jeremy helps isolate and antagonize Amy at the diner, and Amy later retaliates by slashing his car tires.
A Saturday-night social ritual exposes the group's cruelty, hidden vulnerabilities, and unstable connections.
Directed by R.D. Robb
Don's Plum (2002) · 5.4/10 · drama
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