Easy Down There! (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Simon Médieu is a priest serving a remote coastal parish whose religious vocation began after he believed Rita had drowned. When he learns that she is alive and wants to return, he struggles between h...
The Bishop is Simon Médieu's religious adviser and a representative of the Church. Simon confides in him about Rita's return and his desire to take her back. The Bishop reminds him of the Church's pos...
Rita is Simon Médieu's former wife, whom he believed had drowned seven years earlier. She had staged her death to free him from their unhappy marriage, but later sought him out after seeing his photog...
Mickey is Rita's current husband, described by Simon as a criminal. He tries to prevent Simon from speaking with Rita, leading to a direct confrontation and a physical fight. His resistance intensifie...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The stranger tells Simon that he is Rita's husband, and Simon describes Rita's husband as a criminal before encountering Mickey in the dispute over ac...
Simon confides in the Bishop about Rita and asks what to do. The Bishop reminds him of the Church's position on priests marrying, cautions him not to...
The stranger identifies himself as Rita's husband and explains that Rita staged her death to free Simon from their unhappy marriage. Rita later tells...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Simon comes face to face with Mickey, insists that he must speak to Rita, and fights with him after Mickey tries to keep him away.
Simon must choose between his priestly life and his renewed love for Rita after learning that she is alive and wants to return to him.
Directed by Jacques Deray
Easy Down There! (1971) · 6.5/10 · comedy
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