The film Multilevel Relationship follows a young entrepeneur, Kenny, as he tries to drum up business anywhere he can. He'll say almost anything to get his friends involved. And if he can't get his friend Becca involved in the business, he'd gladly settle for being involved with her. This film explores what happens when you'll say anything to get what you want.
Multilevel Relationship takes a comical look at a phenomenon that increasingly defines American culture -- the colonization of personal social networks for economic gain and marketing advantage.
Kenny, the main character in Multilevel Relationship, is a part of this zeitgeist. He wants it all. Economic success, social esteem and thriving relationships. What’s more? He wants them all together.
The fact that Kenny actually says so many true things during these fifteen minutes only alerts us to how messy the moral boundaries of this problem are.
The fact that Kenny’s motives seem so pure but give way to such problematic actions is meant to heighten our awareness that our ambition and hubris do cloud our judgement and can really hurt those around us.
