Don't Grieve! (1968) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Benjamin is a carefree young doctor who returns from studying in St. Petersburg but avoids responsibility, neglects patients, and spends his time reveling. His debts, defiance of the local prince, imp...
Levan is an ailing doctor whose final wish is to host one last feast. Benjamin honors this request, and after Levan dies, inherits his home. This encounter becomes part of Benjamin’s redemption, helpi...
Sofiko is Benjamin’s sister and a responsible supporter of their large family. She tries to reform Benjamin by arranging his meeting with Mary, while continuing to manage the family’s hardships. With...
Luka is Sofiko’s husband and participates in the family’s efforts to protect Benjamin. When Benjamin is imprisoned for unpaid debts, Luka and Sofiko sell their home to obtain his release. The sacrific...
Margot is the innkeeper’s wife and Benjamin’s lover during the period when he refuses to settle down or accept Sofiko’s plans for his future. Their affair illustrates Benjamin’s careless, pleasure-see...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Benjamin is a young doctor, while Levan Tsintsadze is an ailing doctor whose final wish Benjamin agrees to fulfill.
Benjamin prefers an affair with Margot, who is described as the innkeeper's wife.
Luka is Sofiko's husband, making him Benjamin's brother-in-law; he participates with Sofiko in selling their home for Benjamin.
Luka is identified as Sofiko's husband, and together they sell their home to secure Benjamin's release from prison.
Sofiko is Benjamin's sister and supports their large family while trying to make him repay his debts and adopt a more responsible life.
A carefree doctor is forced through humiliation, loss, and family sacrifice before accepting responsibility and building a quieter life.
Directed by Georgiy Daneliya
Don't Grieve! (1968) · 6.2/10 · comedy, drama
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