Andreas Vöst, Schullerbauer (played by Jörg Hube) is a protagonist in Andreas Vöst.
Protagonist and respected local farmer in a Bavarian village. Deeply rooted in tradition, he struggles to maintain his authority and the community's customs amidst generational and ideological conflicts brought by modern influences. Hutzenauer, Abgeordneter (played by Udo Thomer) is a protagonist in Andreas Vöst.
Local political representative navigating the tension between entrenched rural traditions and modernizing state policies. Likely influences village dynamics through legislative or administrative channels. Sepp Vöst (played by Hansi Kraus) appears in Andreas Vöst.
Village resident sharing the protagonist's surname. Likely represents an extended family branch or local lineage affected by the broader ideological shifts in the community. Rechtsanwalt (played by Wilfried Klaus) appears in Andreas Vöst.
Legal professional likely drawn into disputes arising from the ideological clash, property matters, or authority conflicts within the village. Serves as a voice for formal law amid customary practices. Domkapitular (played by Rolf Castell) appears in Andreas Vöst.
Church official representing religious authority and moral tradition. Likely reinforces conservative values and serves as a counterweight to progressive ideas challenging village customs. Gerichtsdiener (played by Egon Biscan) appears in Andreas Vöst.
Court bailiff embodying state law and bureaucratic enforcement. Acts as a neutral authority figure who ensures legal procedures are followed during community disputes. Landtagsabgeordneter (played by Anton Feichtner) appears in Andreas Vöst.
State parliament member symbolizing broader political modernization. Represents external governmental pressures that influence local traditions and community identity. Bezirksamtmann (played by Peter Musäus) appears in Andreas Vöst.
District administrator representing government intervention and modern bureaucratic structures. Embodies the state's push for standardization, often clashing with rural autonomy and customary practices.
Andreas Vöst (1979) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Andreas Vöst, Schullerbauer
(played by Jörg Hube) — protagonist
Protagonist and respected local farmer in a Bavarian village. Deeply rooted in tradition, he struggles to maintain his authority and the community's customs amidst generational and ideological conflic...
Hutzenauer, Abgeordneter
(played by Udo Thomer) — protagonist
Local political representative navigating the tension between entrenched rural traditions and modernizing state policies. Likely influences village dynamics through legislative or administrative chann...
Sepp Vöst
(played by Hansi Kraus) — supporting
Village resident sharing the protagonist's surname. Likely represents an extended family branch or local lineage affected by the broader ideological shifts in the community.
Rechtsanwalt
(played by Wilfried Klaus) — supporting
Legal professional likely drawn into disputes arising from the ideological clash, property matters, or authority conflicts within the village. Serves as a voice for formal law amid customary practices...
Domkapitular
(played by Rolf Castell) — minor
Church official representing religious authority and moral tradition. Likely reinforces conservative values and serves as a counterweight to progressive ideas challenging village customs.
Gerichtsdiener
(played by Egon Biscan) — cameo
Court bailiff embodying state law and bureaucratic enforcement. Acts as a neutral authority figure who ensures legal procedures are followed during community disputes.
Landtagsabgeordneter
(played by Anton Feichtner) — cameo
State parliament member symbolizing broader political modernization. Represents external governmental pressures that influence local traditions and community identity.
Bezirksamtmann
(played by Peter Musäus) — cameo
District administrator representing government intervention and modern bureaucratic structures. Embodies the state's push for standardization, often clashing with rural autonomy and customary practice...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gerichtsdiener → Andreas Vöst, Schullerbauer
(Professional Legal Servant & Farmer)
Andreas Vöst, Schullerbauer → Bezirksamtmann
(Professional Local Official & Farmer)
Andreas Vöst, Schullerbauer → Sepp Vöst
(Family Member)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Landtagsabgeordneter → Hutzenauer, Abgeordneter
(Alliance Political Colleague)
Domkapitular → Andreas Vöst, Schullerbauer
(Alliance Traditional Supporter)
Andreas Vöst, Schullerbauer → Hutzenauer, Abgeordneter
(Alliance Political Ally)
Story Analysis
A generational drama exploring the clash between tradition and modernity in a Bavarian village through the conflict between a patriarchal farmer and his progressive son.
Plot Progression
Roots of Tradition
Ideological Fracture
Authority Under Siege
Climactic Confrontation
Directed by Eberhard Itzenplitz
Andreas Vöst (1979) · 9/10 · drama
Content sources
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