All In (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Elizabeth
(played by Jessica Blair Herman) — protagonist
Cynthia
(played by Beth Grant) — protagonist
Cindy
(played by Susan Slome) — supporting
Tommy
(played by Matthew Atkinson) — supporting
Partier
(played by Jeremiah Brennan) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Tommy → Elizabeth
(Romantic Interest) — Tommy has romantic feelings for Elizabeth
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Elizabeth → Partier
(Social Acquaintance) — Elizabeth knows the Partier
Tommy → Partier
(Social Acquaintance) — Tommy knows the Partier
Cynthia → Cindy
(Social Friend) — Cynthia and Cindy are friends
Elizabeth → Cindy
(Social Friend) — Elizabeth and Cindy are friends
Elizabeth → Cynthia
(Social Friend) — Elizabeth and Cynthia are friends
Tommy → Cindy
(Social Friend) — Tommy and Cindy are friends
Tommy → Cynthia
(Social Friend) — Tommy and Cynthia are friends
Story Analysis
A city girl faces professional and romantic setbacks before going to a ranch to regain perspective.
Plot Progression
A Life Unraveling
— The city girl experiences a major disruption in her life. Her job and romantic relationship become sources of crisis.
Professional Rejection
— She is fired from her job in the city. The job loss marks a significant turning point.
Personal Betrayal
— Her boyfriend cheats on her, adding emotional betrayal to her professional setback. Her circumstances become increasingly difficult.
A Ranch Retreat
— She is sent to a ranch after losing her job and discovering the betrayal. Away from the city, she tries to figure things out.
Directed by Jonathan Slavin
Content sources
Plot breakdown and analysis on this page are AI-generated from the title's synopsis and metadata.