Supermarket (1974) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Willi
(played by Charly Wierczejewski) — protagonist
A young drifter who is stopped by police, lacks identification, and has been reported missing by his employer. He struggles with dependence, seeks independence, quarrels over unfair treatment at work,...
Monika
(played by Eva Mattes) — protagonist
A woman connected to the nightclub world whom Willi hopes to take with him when he leaves, believing they can start a new life elsewhere.
Frank
(played by Michael Degen) — supporting
A journalist who helps Willi by providing shelter, clothing, money, and work connections. He is writing about Willi’s social world and resists his editor’s demand to distort the facts, but tensions gr...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Willi → Monika
(Romantic Prospective Partner) — Willi imagines a shared escape and future with Monika.
Willi dreams of leaving with Monika and plans to take her away, believing that money will let them start elsewhere.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Frank → Willi
(Alliance Supporter) — Frank actively supports Willi's immediate needs and attempts to stabilize his life.
Frank takes an interest in Willi, gives him practical help, provides clean clothes, and tries to make him feel welcome.
Story Analysis
A vulnerable young man seeks independence while conflicting forms of help, exposure, and escape reshape his uncertain future.
Plot Progression
A Stranger Without Papers
— Willi is stopped while running and treated as a suspicious drifter. The police investigation exposes his missing-person report and unclear social situation.
Frank Opens A Door
— Frank offers Willi practical support, clean clothes, and a temporary home. At the same time, Frank begins shaping Willi's circumstances into a newspaper story.
Shelter And Resistance
— Willi stays with Frank but resists being managed. Frank's journalistic principles and his efforts to create stability reveal the limits of his help.
The Dream Of Leaving
— After a failed attempt at garage work, Willi considers leaving with Monika. His wish for independence conflicts with his attachment to Frank.
Exposure And Uncertain Escape
— Frank gives Willi money but confronts him about fingerprints, old clothing, and the newspaper article. Willi and Monika try to preserve their escape plan as Frank collapses emotionally, leaving the fu...
Directed by Roland Klick
Supermarket (1974) · 6.5/10 · action, crime, drama
Content sources
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(Q15849655), public domain (CC0).
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