The Sow (1992) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Bartolomé
(played by Alfredo Landa) — protagonist
Ruy
(played by Antonio Resines) — protagonist
Ciego
(played by Agustín González) — supporting
Fray Jerónimo
(played by Manuel Alexandre) — supporting
Trovador
(played by El Gran Wyoming) — supporting
Putilla
(played by Cayetana Guillén Cuervo) — supporting
Fray Juan
(played by Fernando Rey) — supporting
Encargado Mancebía
(played by Antonio Gamero) — supporting
Puta de Bartolomé
(played by Marta Dualde) — supporting
Bartolomé de Torres
(played by Antonio Dechent) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Fray Juan → Fray Jerónimo
(Professional Religious Colleague) — Both are religious figures who may interact with Bartolomé
Bartolomé → Puta de Bartolomé
(Romantic Partner) — Bartolomé has a romantic relationship with this woman
Bartolomé → Encargado Mancebía
(Professional Innkeeper) — Bartolomé stays at the inn managed by Encargado Mancebía
Bartolomé → Fray Juan
(Professional Religious Authority) — Bartolomé has interactions with Fray Juan
Bartolomé → Fray Jerónimo
(Professional Religious Figure) — Bartolomé interacts with Fray Jerónimo during his journey
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bartolomé → Bartolomé de Torres
(Unknown Namesake) — Bartolomé encounters someone with a similar name
Bartolomé → Putilla
(Social Acquaintance) — Bartolomé encounters Putilla during his travels
Bartolomé → Trovador
(Social Fellow Traveler) — Bartolomé meets Trovador during his journey home
Bartolomé → Ciego
(Social Unknown Traveler) — Bartolomé encounters Ciego during his travels
Bartolomé → Ruy
(Alliance Travel Companion) — Bartolomé and Ruy travel together during Bartolomé's journey home
Story Analysis
A journey of obsession and homecoming
Plot Progression
The Captive's Return
— Bartolomé is freed from captivity in Tunis and begins his arduous journey home to Extremadura, driven by an obsession for pork.
The Road Companions
— Bartolomé meets various travelers including Ruy with his sow, forming alliances and encountering religious figures along the way.
The Final Approach
— As Bartolomé nears home, he faces the ultimate dilemma regarding the sow and reunites with loved ones before his final homecoming.
Directed by José Luis Cuerda
The Sow (1992) · 5.9/10 · comedy
Content sources
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Wikidata
(Q5967314), public domain (CC0).
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