The Third Page (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
İsa
(played by Ruhi Sarı) — protagonist
İsa is a film extra whose story launches when he is accused of stealing fifty dollars in a mafia-like environment. As one of the film’s leading characters, he is the central figure identified in the a...
Meryem
(played by Başak Köklükaya) — supporting
Meryem is one of the film’s two leading characters, portrayed alongside İsa in the principal cast. The available plot summary names her as a lead but provides no specific action, occupation, or relati...
House-Owner
(played by Cengiz Sezici) — supporting
Boss of Agency
(played by Naci Taşdöğen) — supporting
House-Owner's Son
(played by Serdar Orçin) — supporting
Meryem's Husband
(played by Şemistan Kaya) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Meryem's Husband → Meryem
(husband)
House-Owner's Son → House-Owner
(son)
İsa → Boss of Agency
(Professional Agency Worker And Boss) — The Boss of Agency controls access to acting work that İsa needs. Their exchange highlights İsa's precarious employment and limited control over available jobs.
İsa returns to the agency, where the Boss of Agency is trying to find extras. The boss mocks İsa for disappearing when work was available, and İsa exp...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
İsa → Meryem
(Social Confidants) — Meryem helps İsa during the debt confrontation, and they share their personal difficulties. They later discuss the possibility of killing her husband, though the plan is interrupted before they act.
Meryem intervenes when men threaten İsa over his debt, and the two grow closer while talking about their troubles and limited choices.
Story Analysis
İsa's precarious search for acting work runs alongside Meryem's violent marital conflict, as debt and limited choices bring their lives together.
Plot Progression
Debt and Unsteady Work
— İsa is accused of stealing fifty dollars, threatened, and beaten over repayment. He returns to the agency and faces scarce acting work while continuing to seek small roles.
A Neighbor's Intervention
— Meryem intervenes when men intimidate İsa over his debt and offers to pay. Their conversations bring their hardships and limited choices into focus.
Violence Behind the Door
— Meryem's husband accuses and beats her. İsa tries to comfort her, but she tells him to leave and calls the dispute a matter between husband and wife.
An Unfinished Plan
— Meryem and İsa discuss killing her husband, and İsa eventually agrees despite his doubts. Before they act, police take the husband to hospital after he has been stabbed by someone else.
The Uncertain Audition
— İsa continues pursuing acting work at an audition that tests his skills and willingness to travel and undress. The substantial pay and long absence from home leave the decision unresolved.
Directed by Zeki Demirkubuz
The Third Page (1999) · 7/10 · drama
Content sources
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(Q6099428), public domain (CC0).
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