Satantango (1994) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Charismatic and manipulative former co-worker presumed dead. Returns to the village, exploits the villagers' despair, and convinces them to surrender their money for a fake new collective. He orchestr...
Irimiás's companion and former criminal associate forced to work for the police captain. She accompanies Irimiás to the village, participates in the march and relocation of the villagers, and remains...
Initially romantically involved with Mrs. Schmidt. He overhears Schmidt and Kráner's theft plot and demands a share. Later, he is beaten by his own conspirators, but when Irimiás takes over, Futaki ch...
Sanyi's traumatized younger sister, previously institutionalized with a father who committed suicide. She causes the Doctor to fall in the mud, participates in her brother's money tree scheme, and ult...
A villager who conspires with Kráner to steal the community's funds and flee. His plot is thwarted by rumors of Irimiás's return. Later, he joins the other displaced villagers, is assigned a new town...
A villager family member briefly mentioned near the end. Irimiás assigns the Halics family to a specific town and task in the city, providing them with 1,000 forints before dismissing them to disperse...
Schmidt's co-conspirator in a failed scheme to steal villagers' money and escape. After Irimiás arrives, Kráner joins the accusations against Futaki, demands his money back from Irimiás, but is psycho...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Irimiás assigns the Halics family a particular town and task, gives them 1,000 forints, and dismisses them.
Irimiás takes over the villagers' money and plans, later assigning the Schmidts a town and task before sending them away.
After taking control of the villagers' situation, Irimiás distributes them among different towns and offers Futaki a fixed payment before dismissing h...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Petrina remains with Irimiás while Kráner first loses control of the money and then surrenders it again under Irimiás's pressure.
Petrina travels with Irimiás as he supersedes the villagers' earlier financial plans, including the scheme involving Schmidt.
Petrina participates in Irimiás's relocation operation, while Futaki eventually refuses the arrangement and leaves independently.
Kráner joins Schmidt in blaming Futaki for the disastrous situation and participates in beating him.
Schmidt joins Kráner in accusing Futaki of leading them into the trap and beating him when the villagers are stranded.
Schmidt conspires with Kráner to steal the villagers' money and flee to another part of the country.
Irimiás arrives during Estike's funeral and tells the villagers that they are all guilty of her death, using the tragedy to obtain their money.
When Kráner demands the return of the money, Irimiás gives it back but shames him for his distrust until he surrenders it again.
The plot identifies Petrina as Irimiás's former criminal associate and shows her accompanying him during the return to the village and the later reloc...
A ruined community is drawn into false renewal, manipulated into dispersal, and finally left in isolation beneath recurring bells.
Directed by Béla Tarr
Satantango (1994) · 8.1/10 · drama
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