Sharper (2023) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Max is a professional con artist who recruits Sandra and trains her to conduct elaborate scams. He is secretly Madeline Phillips's lover, despite their false mother-and-son appearance, and helps targe...
Tom owns a used bookstore and is Richard Hobbes's son. He falls in love with Sandra and gives her money after hearing about her supposed family debt, only to suffer a breakdown when she disappears. La...
Sandra is a parolee with a long criminal history who initially works as Max's protégé in confidence schemes. She deceives Tom into giving her money but later falls in love with him and reveals her tru...
Richard Hobbes is a billionaire whose lavish lifestyle and fortune make him the target of Madeline Phillips and Max. He is Tom's father and offers Max money to leave town after discovering his involve...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sandra begins a romance with Tom, and the two rekindle their relationship at the bookstore after the final con.
The plot identifies Tom as Richard Hobbes's son. Richard's estate planning directly affects Tom after Richard's death.
Max takes Sandra on as a protégé and trains her to perform confidence schemes.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sandra's initial deception of Tom concerns money connected to his wealthy father, Richard.
Tom arrives at the meeting to confirm that Max and the others had been working together, then confronts them with a gun.
Max targets Richard through a staged drug-arrest con and later demands money to leave him alone.
A chain of confidence schemes evolves into a layered counter-con driven by betrayal, inheritance, and unexpected love.
Directed by Benjamin Caron
Sharper (2023) · 6.8/10 · crime, drama, thriller
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