Corbo (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jean is the central character, a student from an Italian background who becomes increasingly alienated from his school and family. After confronting the treatment of his father’s wartime internment, h...
François is one of the militants who brings Jean closer to clandestine political activity. Alongside Julie, he introduces Jean to organized resistance, warns him to use a pseudonym, and helps connect...
Julie is a politically active member of the clandestine circle that Jean encounters after rejecting the authority of school and family. Together with François, she introduces Jean to underground activ...
Nicola is Jean’s father and a survivor of wartime internment whose painful family history becomes the subject of Jean’s classroom presentation. At home, Nicola condemns Jean for exposing that history...
Achille is Jean’s grandfather and, like Nicola, was subjected to wartime internment. Jean invokes Achille’s experience in class as evidence of Canada’s hypocrisy, making him part of the family history...
Mathieu is a member of Jean’s militant political group who participates in debates about the effectiveness of demonstrations and union activism. His presence places him within the collective struggle...
Jacques is someone Jean meets as his involvement with radical politics deepens. Their meeting occurs after Jean has begun secretly reading revolutionary material and preparing for further action, plac...
Alain is a militant involved in the group’s decisive argument over political violence. He insists that activists must not become murderers, opposing those who see force as the only effective answer to...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The character list identifies Frère de Jean as Jean's brother, while the plot places Jean within a family attempting to preserve normality.
The plot distinguishes Nicola as Jean's father and Achille as Jean's grandfather, establishing a direct family lineage between them.
The plot presents Achille Corbo as Jean's grandfather and refers to his wartime internment alongside Nicola's.
The plot identifies Nicola Corbo as Jean's father. At home, Nicola condemns Jean for exposing the family's painful wartime history and demands obedien...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Julie introduces Jean to clandestine political activity, and Mathieu appears in the militant group that debates its revolutionary strategy.
François helps introduce Jean to clandestine activity, while Mathieu participates in the militant group that later accepts Jean.
Jean secretly reads revolutionary material and meets Jacques while preparing for further political action.
Mathieu and Alain participate in a decisive debate over whether demonstrations and union activism are sufficient and whether revolutionary violence is...
Jean joins a group where Alain argues that militants must not become murderers, while others defend violence as necessary.
Jean is gradually accepted into a militant group where Mathieu participates in debates about demonstrations, unions, and revolutionary strategy.
Julie and François jointly introduce Jean to clandestine political activity and advise him about using a pseudonym.
François meets Jean with Julie and introduces him to clandestine political activity.
Jean meets Julie, who introduces him to clandestine political activity and warns him to use a pseudonym.
A young Quebecer moves from social alienation and family conflict toward clandestine militancy, but remains divided over revolutionary violence.
Directed by Mathieu Denis
Corbo (2015) · 6.3/10 · crime, drama, history
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