The Field (1990) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Main protagonist. A stubborn Irish farmer who rents a highly productive field from a widow. Deeply attached to the land, which he improved over generations. Haunted by the suicide of his older son Sea...
McCabe's devoted follower and loyal companion. Acts as McCabe's proxy during the second land auction, successfully securing the field for 101 pounds when McCabe is absent. Later witnesses McCabe's des...
Bull's younger son. Initially responsible for killing the widow's donkey and secretly harassing her, fueling the widow's decision to auction the field. Lacks confidence and conflicts with his father....
The landowner who rents the field to McCabe's family for generations. Following her husband's death anniversary, she opts to sell the land via public auction rather than directly to the tenant. She ha...
Bull's wife, who has been silently grieving for 18 years following the suicide of their older son, Seamie. She remains emotionally estranged from her husband throughout the film but appears at the tra...
A member of the Irish Traveller community whom Tadhg has fallen in love with. After the fatal confrontation with Peter, Tadhg seeks refuge with her and they plan to flee together. She is present at th...
An American developer seeking to build a hydro-electric plant and quarry stone on the land. He aggressively outbids McCabe at the auction, driving up the price. His refusal to yield leads to a violent...
The local parish priest who supports Peter's development plans. He accompanies Peter to the rectory confrontation and later arrives at McCabe's home to address the discovery of Peter's body, serving a...
A generational struggle over land ownership spirals into familial tragedy and psychological collapse.
Directed by Jim Sheridan
The Field (1990) · 7/10 · drama
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