Rainbow Time (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Todd is Lindsay’s loving partner and Shonzi’s brother. He participates in Shonzi’s film despite serious reservations, objects to the sexual exploitation of Lindsay, and intervenes when he sees Shonzi...
Lindsay is Todd’s affectionate partner and becomes a reluctant participant in Shonzi’s filmmaking. After her boss posts one of her videos online, she faces disturbing reactions and growing discomfort...
Shonzi is Todd’s developmentally challenged brother, an aspiring filmmaker whose project drives the central conflict. He records women discussing harassment but behaves insensitively, sexualizes Linds...
Gretchen is Lindsay’s boss, and she becomes relevant when she posts one of Lindsay and Todd’s videos online. The upload attracts disturbing comments, showing how the couple’s private material can circ...
Justine appears as a participant in Shonzi’s filmmaking project. During her interview, Shonzi insults her appearance and ruins the conversation, prompting Lindsay to take control of the recording. Her...
Nina is the mother of the teenage girl involved with Shonzi. After Todd sees the pair kissing and touching and intervenes physically, Nina accuses Todd of assault and says she will press charges. Her...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Shonzi continues the film with Justine, but the interview is disrupted when he insults her appearance.
Lindsay explains that her boss, Gretchen, posted one of their videos online, where it attracted disturbing comments.
Despite reservations, Lindsay agrees to participate in Shonzi's film and later takes control of the recording after he ruins Justine's interview.
The plot identifies Shonzi as Todd's brother and describes the childhood accident in which Todd ran him over while playing with their father's car.
Todd and Lindsay begin as a loving couple, reminisce about holding hands, and reassure each other of their affection.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Shonzi insults Justine and ruins the interview, Lindsay takes control of the recording.
After Todd intervenes in the incident involving the teenage girl, Nina accuses Todd of assault and says she will press charges.
A couple's attempt to support a difficult brother's film project exposes escalating conflicts over exploitation, consent, protection, and responsibility.
Directed by Linas Phillips
Rainbow Time (2016) · 5.3/10 · comedy, drama
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