Our Land (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A respectable teacher living in Milan with a troubled past in Apulia. He returns to Mesagne to resolve a family land dispute and eventually uncovers a terrible family secret after a local developer is...
One of the brothers who owns a rural farm. He refuses to surrender his land to a developer and becomes the public suspect for the developer's murder during a Good Friday procession, though he is innoc...
The youngest brother who manages a countryside retreat for disabled people. He appears absolutely harmless on the surface but is deeply involved in the family's complex situation and hidden secrets.
A brother burdened by heavy debts and an ongoing political career. He desperately wants to sell the farm to avoid compromising his professional life, which fuels significant internal family conflict.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Michele and Aldo are identified as brothers among the three siblings involved in the family crisis.
Mario and Aldo are both identified as brothers in the family, with Mario owning the farm and Aldo managing a countryside retreat.
Mario and Michele are both identified as brothers within the same family of three brothers besides Luigi.
Aldo is explicitly described as the third and youngest of Luigi's brothers. Luigi discovers a terrible secret within this family.
Michele is explicitly described as one of Luigi's three brothers. Luigi returns to deal with the family problems involving Michele's demand to sell th...
The plot identifies Mario as one of Luigi's three brothers. Luigi returns to Mesagne partly because of the dispute surrounding Mario's farm.
A teacher returns to Mesagne, investigates a murder linked to a land dispute, and uncovers a terrible secret within his family.
Directed by Sergio Rubini
Our Land (2006) · 6.5/10 · drama, thriller
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