Edison & Leo (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Zella enters Leo's life, becomes the first person to see past his electrical condition, and the two ultimately choose to go west and live together.
George falls for the disguised foreign woman, and later the plot explicitly states that he is having an affair with Toni while she is disguised as a s...
George works with his companion Batchelor to develop ideas, and Batchelor helps him move Lotte's body and carry out his plans.
Lotte tells Leo a bedtime story, and later Leo visits a statue of his mother and hears her voice.
Toni is identified as Zella's mother, and Zella later searches for her after learning the truth about the plan against the Edisons.
Samuel visits Leo and tells him stories about adventures with monsters before Leo falls asleep.
Captain Samuel Edison is described as George's father and visits the household to tell stories about his adventures.
Faraday is identified as George's son and repeatedly argues with him about inventions, soldiers, and the family conflict.
George lives with his son Leo. Later, he recruits Leo for an electrical experiment and lies to him about Lotte's death.
George lives happily with his wife, Lotte Edison. He later discovers that the body he mutilated with the Viper Knife was Lotte.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Toni persuades Faraday to obtain information about the fuse box so the electric fence can be disabled, and Faraday agrees.
A family tragedy about scientific obsession, inherited conflict, electrical isolation, and the search for freedom.
Directed by Neil Burns
Edison & Leo (2008) · 6.3/10 · adventure, animation, comedy, fantasy, horror, romance
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