Treatment (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Leonard
(played by Joshua Leonard) — protagonist
Nelson
(played by Sean Nelson) — protagonist
Gregg D
(played by Ross Partridge) — supporting
Jessica
(played by Jessica Makinson) — supporting
Vivienne
(played by Katie Aselton) — supporting
Lawrence
(played by Ross Benjamin) — supporting
Franny
(played by Brie Larson) — minor
Debra
(played by Beth Lisick) — minor
Graham
(played by John Hodgman) — minor
Tennis Instructor
(played by Kitao Sakurai) — minor
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Leonard → Tennis Instructor
(Social Minor Interaction) — Leonard has a minor interaction with the tennis instructor
Leonard → Graham
(Social Rehab Acquaintance) — Leonard interacts with Graham at the rehab facility
Leonard → Debra
(Social Rehab Acquaintance) — Leonard interacts with Debra at the rehab facility
Leonard → Lawrence
(Social Rehab Acquaintance) — Leonard interacts with Lawrence at the rehab facility
Leonard → Gregg D
(Social Rehab Acquaintance) — Leonard interacts with Gregg D at the rehab facility
Leonard → Franny
(Social Rehab Acquaintance) — Leonard interacts with Franny at the rehab facility
Leonard → Vivienne
(Social Rehab Acquaintance) — Leonard interacts with Vivienne at the rehab facility
Leonard → Jessica
(Social Rehab Acquaintance) — Leonard interacts with Jessica at the rehab facility
Leonard → Nelson
(Narrative Opportunity) — Leonard sees Nelson as his breakthrough opportunity
Story Analysis
A filmmaker's journey of self-discovery at a luxury rehab center
Plot Progression
Unfulfilled Dreams
— Leonard harbors dreams of becoming a filmmaker but consistently makes excuses for his inaction, leaving numerous projects unfinished.
The Unexpected Opportunity
— Leonard meets an intoxicated A-list movie star who mentions his upcoming stay at a luxury rehab facility, creating an opportunity for Leonard.
The Financial Hurdle
— Leonard must raise $15,000 to secure his place at the rehab facility, scrambling to find the necessary funds.
Rehab Deception
— Leonard enters the luxury rehab facility, presenting himself as someone seeking help while maintaining his ulterior motives.
Self-Discovery
— Leonard observes various forms of addiction among residents and begins to recognize patterns that mirror his own avoidance tendencies.
Directed by Sean Nelson, Steven Schardt
Treatment (2011) · 7.5/10 · comedy, drama
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