Yentl (1983) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Yentl is a woman from the Polish shtetl of Yanev whose father secretly teaches her the Talmud. After his death, she disguises herself as a man to study at a yeshiva, marries Hadass to protect Avigdor'...
Avigdor is a yeshiva student and Yentl's close friend, who is engaged to Hadass. After his engagement is disrupted by the truth about his brother's death, he encourages Yentl's disguised identity to m...
Hadass is Avigdor's fiancée and the daughter of a family concerned about reputation and social expectations. After her wedding to Avigdor is canceled, she is arranged to marry Yentl's male identity. S...
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Hadass's parents arrange for her to marry the person living under a male identity, and Yentl reluctantly accepts the marriage.
Avigdor is engaged to Hadass, but her family cancels the wedding after learning that his brother died by suicide.
Yentl falls in love with Avigdor while living and studying beside him. After she reveals her identity, they kiss and acknowledge their feelings.
A woman disguises herself to pursue forbidden learning, then chooses intellectual freedom over a conventional marriage.
Directed by Barbra Streisand
Yentl (1983) · 6.7/10 · drama, music, romance
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