Fièvre (1921) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Sarah
(played by Ève Francis) — protagonist
Sarah is married to Topinelli, the proprietor of the sailors’ cabaret, but her reunion with Militus revives the love they shared before he went away. She says she will leave with him whenever he wishe...
Militus
(played by Edmond van Daële) — supporting
Militus is a sailor who returns and recognizes Sarah, the woman he loved before leaving. He failed to come back, and she married Topinelli; Militus has also married. Their conversation rekindles their...
Topinelli
(played by Gaston Modot) — supporting
Topinelli is the proprietor of the sailors’ cabaret and Sarah’s husband. Militus’s return renews Sarah’s feelings for her former love, and she tells Militus she will go with him when he wishes. The di...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sarah → Topinelli
(Family Husband And Wife) — Sarah's marriage to Topinelli is unsettled by her reunion with Militus, prompting others to urge Topinelli to watch his wife.
After Militus failed to return, Sarah married Topinelli, who is identified as the cabaret's proprietor.
Sarah → Militus
(Romantic Former Lovers Reunited) — Their reunion revives a past romance, but the encounter ends in parting when the apparent token is revealed as an artificial flower.
The plot says they had loved each other and that Sarah had waited for Militus. Their conversation revives their old feelings, and Sarah agrees to go w...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Topinelli → Militus
(Conflict Rivals Over Sarah) — Militus's renewed romantic approach to Sarah threatens Topinelli's marriage, placing the two men in conflict over her.
The plot says Topinelli is urged to keep watch over Sarah after Militus asks her to go with him.
Story Analysis
In a harbor cabaret filled with longing and sailor tales, an old romance briefly revives before an artificial flower punctures the lovers' hopes.
Plot Progression
Waiting at the Harbor
— The cabaret fills with sailors and onlookers as Patience waits for a sailor who never returned. Her account of his reported marriage and her own later marriage establishes the film's atmosphere of lon...
Sailors' Tales and Cabaret Life
— Sailors bring souvenirs and stories of distant places, including an account of a small Eastern girl. A government clerk appears to seek an opportunity with one of the women, while the cabaret's bustle...
The Lovers Recognize Each Other
— Militus recognizes Sarah, and their conversation revives their past love and Sarah's long wait. They discuss their marriages and whether they love their spouses; Militus asks Sarah to leave with him,...
A Farewell and Broken Spell
— The reunion alarms those around the couple, and tension grows among the men and women. A cry of “Police!” interrupts the exchange; at the farewell, the apparent romantic token proves to be an artifici...
Directed by Louis Delluc
Fièvre (1921) · 5.5/10 · drama
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(Q3073138), public domain (CC0).
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