The Swindle (1955) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Augusto is the head of the swindling gang and the central figure of the story. After reconnecting with his teenage daughter Patrizia, his conscience begins to awaken. Later, he joins Baron Vargas in a...
Iris is Carlo's faithful wife. Carlo deceives her by claiming to be a traveling salesman while participating in the gang's frauds, but she gradually stops believing his story. Her growing distrust ref...
Carlo, nicknamed Picasso because he aspires to be an artist, is a member of the swindling gang. He pretends to Iris that he works as a traveling salesman, but her disbelief and his own troubled consci...
Roberto is a member of the gang who finds cheating poor people amusing and enjoys spending the stolen money on parties and luxury. Unlike Carlo, whose conscience is troubled, Roberto takes pleasure in...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Carlo and Roberto are both members of the gang that carries out scams and enjoys the proceeds from them.
The plot explicitly describes Iris as Carlo's faithful wife. Carlo pretends to her that he is a traveling salesman, but she gradually stops believing...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Roberto is described as another member of the gang led by Augusto, participating in scams and spending the proceeds.
Augusto and Carlo are both identified as members of the gang that deceives farmers and residents of a shanty town.
A criminal life built on deception is gradually confronted by distrust, conscience, violence, and death.
Directed by Federico Fellini
The Swindle (1955) · 7.3/10 · crime, drama
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