Fiorile (1993) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Elisabette / Elisa is the Benedetti family member whose love for Jean distracts him while he guards his regiment’s gold. Her relationship with Jean indirectly enables Corrado / Alessandro’s unintended...
Jean / Massimo is the French soldier guarding his regiment’s gold during the invasion of Italy. He falls in love with Elisabette / Elisa, becomes distracted, and is killed by firing squad after Corrad...
Luigi is born after his mother dies in childbirth and is raised and educated in France, far from his grandfather. His upbringing away from the family helps carry the Benedettis’ stories into a new gen...
Duilio is involved in the events surrounding Jean’s death during the French occupation. He is urged not to kill Jean and warned that revenge would bring disgrace and ruin upon his family. Jean is ulti...
Elio belongs to the Benedetti family during a period of political unrest, when the family faces possible arrest and departure. Before he leaves, he shares an intimate moment with Elisa. The account pl...
Massimo as an old Man is the children’s grandfather and the last man to be directly affected by the two-hundred-year family curse. He belongs to the family whose wealth and corruption followed the ori...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The account follows the Benedetti family history across generations and identifies Jean and the later Massimo within that family story. The profile de...
The character profile identifies Massimo as an old Man as the children's grandfather. The account says Luigi is raised in France, far from his grandfa...
The account says Elio and Elisa share an intimate moment before he leaves.
During the French occupation, Jean falls in love with Elisabette. His letter describes his devotion to her and his longing for a new life.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Duilio is urged not to kill Jean, and Jean is eventually shot. The account does not identify who fired the shot.
Across generations, the Benedetti family confronts a legacy of violence, loss, and an unresolved curse tied to a legend about gold.
Directed by Paolo Taviani, Vittorio Taviani
Fiorile (1993) · 5.8/10 · drama, romance
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