Antonio (played by Sergio Rubini) is a protagonist in Teeth.
The central protagonist, consumed by memories of childhood, grief, jealousy, bodily fears, and anxieties about love, family, and emotional neglect. He visits several dentists and undergoes the extraction of two teeth after learning he may have a hidden third set. Antonio's mother (played by Anouk Grinberg) is a protagonist in Teeth.
Antonio's mother is associated with his childhood memories, including eating with him in Pompeii. Her death when Antonio was thirteen becomes a lasting source of grief and connects his teeth with childhood loss. Luca (played by Tom Novembre) appears in Teeth.
A dentist whom Antonio suspects of having an involvement with Mara. Luca becomes a focus of Antonio's obsessive jealousy, and Mara mentions Luca's birthday party near the end. Mara (played by Anita Caprioli) appears in Teeth.
Mara is closely connected to Antonio's adult emotional turmoil and jealousy. Antonio gives her the two extracted teeth, while she asks about his condition and mentions Luca's birthday party. Cinzia (played by Alessandra D'Elia) appears in Teeth.
Cinzia participates in conversations that expose Antonio's loneliness and his fear that he has failed to build a stable life. Michela (played by Alice Pepe) appears in Teeth.
Dr. De Rosa's assistant (played by Elisabetta Pellini) appears in Teeth.
Uncle Nino (played by Fabrizio Bentivoglio) appears in Teeth.
Uncle Nino is associated with bizarre stories and collections that intensify Antonio's connection between love, desire, and possession.
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Characters
Antonio
(played by Sergio Rubini) — protagonist
The central protagonist, consumed by memories of childhood, grief, jealousy, bodily fears, and anxieties about love, family, and emotional neglect. He visits several dentists and undergoes the extract...
Antonio's mother
(played by Anouk Grinberg) — protagonist
Antonio's mother is associated with his childhood memories, including eating with him in Pompeii. Her death when Antonio was thirteen becomes a lasting source of grief and connects his teeth with chil...
Luca
(played by Tom Novembre) — supporting
A dentist whom Antonio suspects of having an involvement with Mara. Luca becomes a focus of Antonio's obsessive jealousy, and Mara mentions Luca's birthday party near the end.
Mara
(played by Anita Caprioli) — supporting
Mara is closely connected to Antonio's adult emotional turmoil and jealousy. Antonio gives her the two extracted teeth, while she asks about his condition and mentions Luca's birthday party.
Cinzia
(played by Alessandra D'Elia) — supporting
Cinzia participates in conversations that expose Antonio's loneliness and his fear that he has failed to build a stable life.
Michela
(played by Alice Pepe) — minor
Dr. De Rosa's assistant
(played by Elisabetta Pellini) — minor
Uncle Nino
(played by Fabrizio Bentivoglio) — supporting
Uncle Nino is associated with bizarre stories and collections that intensify Antonio's connection between love, desire, and possession.
Ciuta
(played by Angela Goodwin) — minor
Antonio's father
(played by Massimo De Lorenzo) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Antonio's father → Antonio
(father)
Antonio's mother → Antonio
(mother)
Antonio → Dr. De Rosa's assistant
(Professional Referral Contact)
When Antonio searches for dental answers, Dr. De Rosa's assistant directs him to the office.
Antonio → Uncle Nino
(Family Nephew And Uncle)
The plot explicitly identifies Nino as Antonio's uncle and describes Antonio encountering his bizarre stories and collections.
Mara → Luca
(Suspected Romantic Connection)
Antonio suspects that Mara is involved with Luca and later hears Mara mention Luca's birthday party.
Antonio → Mara
(Romantic Partner)
Antonio and Mara are involved in domestic arguments, and Mara asks about his condition after his dental procedure.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Antonio → Ciuta
(Narrative Childhood Association)
Antonio recalls an earlier visit involving Ciuta and his mother's suspicion that she had cast a spell.