Solino (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Gigi is one of Romano and Rosa's sons and grows up working at the family pizzeria, Solino. After conflict with his father forces the brothers from the family apartment, he shares a new home with Gianc...
Giancarlo is Gigi's brother and one of Romano and Rosa's sons. He works at Solino before moving with Gigi into an apartment shared with Jo. His distress over Gigi's romance with Jo deepens the brother...
Romano is the father of Gigi and Giancarlo and the husband of Rosa. After emigrating to Germany, he opens the Solino pizzeria with Rosa, naming it after their Italian village. His hostile relationship...
Herr Klasen lends Gigi photography equipment, supporting Gigi's effort to pursue photography and capture images connected to memories of home. His role links him to Gigi's creative ambitions, while th...
Rosa is Romano's wife and the mother of Gigi and Giancarlo. She agrees with Romano to name their family pizzeria Solino, but later moves in with her sons after problems arise in the marriage. Because...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Romano and Rosa as a married couple who emigrate to Germany and open Solino together. Their different views about money, work, and...
Rosa is identified as Giancarlo's mother, and the plot says she later moves in with her sons and eventually needs to return to Italy for an extended p...
Rosa is identified as Gigi's mother, and the plot says she later moves in with her sons and eventually needs to return to Italy for an extended period...
Romano is identified as Giancarlo's father. He expects his sons to work for the family and clashes with them over their pursuits.
Romano is identified as Gigi's father. He expects Gigi to help the family restaurant and urges him toward a hospitality career.
The plot identifies them as brothers and describes their estrangement, their competing creative ambitions, and their disputes over recognition.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that Herr Klasen lends photography equipment to Gigi.
An immigrant family's effort to build a new life is complicated by conflicting expectations, creative ambitions, and the brothers' enduring attachment to their lost home.
Directed by Fatih Akin
Solino (2002) · 7/10 · comedy, drama, romance
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