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A German wrestler who earns money by working at Mr. Herman's beer hall, where he helps Laura when she cannot pay for a meal and later gives her shelter. He loves Laura and believes her child will be h...
Laura's American boyfriend and fellow prisoner in Germany, Nicky does not know she is pregnant when she promises they will reunite. After Polakai helps secure his release, Nicky learns about the pregn...
An American convict released from a German prison because she is pregnant, Laura is in love with Nicky and initially tells Polakai that Nicky is her brother. Polakai shelters and supports her, and she...
The owner of the German beer hall where Polakai works, Mr. Herman is about to call the police when Laura cannot pay for her meal. Polakai pays for her instead, and Herman and his wife own the small ap...
A crooked promoter in America, Willard is secretly in league with Nicky while Nicky acts as Polakai's manager. Their arrangement is connected to the rigging of Polakai's wrestling matches, which Polak...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Laura stays in Polakai's small apartment, which is owned by Herman and his wife; Herman initially threatens to call the police when she cannot pay.
Polakai works at Mr. Herman's local beer hall, lifting large beer barrels to entertain and serve customers.
Laura assures her boyfriend Nicky that they will reunite after his release. She remains in love with him despite his later abandonment.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Willard is a crooked promoter involved in rigging Polakai's wrestling matches.
Nicky offers to manage Polakai but is actually in league with Willard, who rigs the wrestling matches.
Polakai believes Laura's false family story, but later strangles Nicky when he finds Nicky beating Laura.
Polakai pays for Laura's meal, offers her a place to stay, and helps obtain Nicky's release after believing her false explanation.
A generous wrestler's devotion is tested by deception, romantic betrayal, criminal violence, and reluctant forgiveness.
Directed by John Ford
Flesh (1932) · 5.8/10 · drama, romance
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