Summit (1968) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Annie is Paolo's former lover, now involved with Ulrich, a young artist whose poetic, simpler way of life appeals to her. With help from her friend Agathe and Paolo's photographer friend, she tries li...
Agathe is a friend of Annie. Together with Paolo's photographer friend, she helps bring Paolo and Annie back together, encouraging their attempt to live as a couple again. Her role in the story is tie...
Berto is Paolo's photographer and intimate friend, accompanying him to Paris while Paolo covers an international conference. Along with Agathe, he helps Paolo and Annie try to resume their relationshi...
Ulrich is a young artist who becomes Annie's lover after she leaves Paolo. He offers her a poetic, simpler life and later gives her a ticket to the United States. When Annie leaves Paolo before Warsaw...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Annie has left the journalist for Ulrich, a young illustrator who offers her a simpler and more poetic life. She later returns to Ulrich and accepts h...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Agathe helps Annie attempt to resume life with the journalist, while Ulrich is the partner Annie ultimately chooses instead.
Berto participates with Agathe in bringing Annie and the journalist back toward a shared life.
The plot states that the photographer and Agathe work together to persuade Annie and the journalist to attempt living together again.
Agathe is explicitly identified as Annie's friend and helps create the circumstances for Annie and the journalist to try living together again.
A political journalist's attempt to revive a former relationship collapses when Annie chooses a simpler life with Ulrich and leaves for the United States.
Directed by Giorgio Bontempi
Summit (1968) · 6.3/10 · drama
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