Summertree (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A 20-year-old university student who is considering leaving school to find himself. He becomes a Big Brother to Marvis, falls in love with Vanetta, and pursues music, but dropping out costs him his st...
Jerry's father, who worries that Jerry is wasting his expensive university tuition and will lose his student draft deferral if he drops out. He appears to accept Jerry's plan to go to Canada, but secr...
A nurse whom Jerry meets at the hospital after Marvis is injured. She and Jerry fall in love and live together, but she is still married to Tony, from whom she has been separated for two years. Torn b...
Jerry's mother, who is present when he visits his parents to discuss leaving university and later returns with Herb to their bedroom as news footage from Vietnam plays on television. The summary ident...
A black child whom Jerry takes on as a Big Brother after seeing a television advertisement. When Marvis is slightly injured in a fall, Jerry takes him to a hospital, where he meets Vanetta. After Marv...
Vanetta's husband, from whom she has been separated for two years without divorcing. After returning from Vietnam in his Marine uniform, he visits Vanetta's apartment while she is out and tells Jerry...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Vanetta explains that Tony is her husband and that they separated two years earlier without divorcing.
Jerry meets Vanetta at the hospital, falls in love with her, and begins living with her.
Ruth is identified as Jerry's mother and is present when Jerry discusses dropping out and later says goodbye.
The plot identifies Herb as Jerry's father and shows Jerry visiting Herb and Ruth to discuss leaving university.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jerry becomes a Big Brother to Marvis after responding to a television advertisement and takes him to the hospital after a fall.
Tony's return forces Jerry to leave Vanetta's apartment so Tony and Vanetta can address their personal issues.
Jerry's search for independence collides with family pressure, romantic uncertainty, and the unavoidable consequences of the Vietnam draft.
Directed by Anthony Newley
Summertree (1971) · 6.2/10 · drama
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