One More Time (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Paul Lombard is a successful but aging musician and Jude's father. He plans a comeback with the record “Dark and Lonely,” dismisses Jude's past as a punk bassist and backup singer, and is persuaded to...
Jude Litman is an aspiring musician struggling to finish new music, stabilize her life, and rebuild her career. She resists being treated as a project, clashes with her father Paul, and becomes emotio...
Corinne is Tim's wife, whose marriage becomes central to Jude's confrontation with him. Jude argues that Tim must have problems with Corinne, but Tim rejects that reasoning and maintains that love can...
Tim is married to Corinne and shares a complicated romantic history with Jude. When Jude suggests that his marriage must be troubled, he insists that people cannot control whom they love or whether lo...
Lucille files for divorce from Paul and challenges his comeback by claiming she wrote “When I Live My Life Over Again.” She possesses the original handwritten manuscript as evidence, while Paul says h...
Alan supports Jude's attempted career revival by urging her to attend an event where she can find allies and then helping her rebuild professionally. He arranges her meeting with a record producer, ac...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lucille files for divorce from Paul Lombard.
The plot states that Tim is married to Corinne.
Jude and Tim reveal that they once imagined a life together before Jude kisses him.
The plot explicitly identifies Paul Lombard as Jude Litman's father, and their arguments center on their long-standing parent-child resentment.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Alan urges Jude to attend an event because she needs allies and begins helping her rebuild her career.
Two intertwined stories examine artistic recovery, family resentment, rejected love, and the legal uncertainty threatening a musical comeback.
Directed by Robert Edwards
One More Time (2016) · 5/10 · comedy, drama, music
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