Dandelion (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Isolated 16-year-old protagonist who befriends Danny. Blamed for his father's fatal car accident, he serves two years in prison. After Danny's tragic suicide, he is framed for drug supply and escapes...
Sensitive and troubled girl who forms a tender bond with Mason. They reconcile after his release. After taking drugs provided by a friend, she drowns herself in a pond, leading to Mason being framed f...
Mason's father, a stern local politician running for office. He is abusive towards his family and kills a man while driving, subsequently blaming the crime on Mason.
Mason's mother, described as submissive and dutiful yet unstable. She lives in fragmented silence within an unhappy home life.
Mason's mentally ill uncle who lives with the family, contributing to the household's tense atmosphere.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Uncle Bobby is identified as Mason's mentally ill uncle who lives with the family.
Luke is abusive toward his family, while Layla is described as submissive and dutiful.
The plot states that Mason lives with his mother, Layla, in a fragmented and unhappy household.
The plot identifies Luke as Mason's father and shows Mason living with him in the family home.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mason meets Danny in the grass, and they form a tender friendship while spending increasing amounts of time together.
An isolated teenager finds love and temporary solace, but family abuse, false blame, and tragedy drive him toward escape.
Directed by Mark Milgard
Dandelion (2004) · 6.3/10 · drama, romance
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