Ternosecco (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The protagonist, also known as Mimì. A dream interpreter who translates dreams into numbers. Wrongly imprisoned for a murder, he gains influence under Don Salvatore. After being released to intimidate...
The daughter of the murdered shopkeeper Raffaele and wife of Domenico. She is taken in by lawyer Parente, becomes his mistress, and ultimately kills him after discovering he murdered her father.
A lawyer who takes in Brigida and becomes her lover. He is revealed as the true murderer of Raffaele. After a final confrontation with Mimì, he is handed compromising documents but is executed by Brig...
A powerful Camorra boss residing in prison. He befriends Domenico, promotes him, and relies on his dream interpretation skills. He orchestrates Domenico's release to intimidate associates but is ultim...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After taking Brigida in, Parente becomes her lover while Domenico is in prison.
The plot identifies Brigida as Domenico's wife, and they live together above her father's betting shop.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Don Salvatore orders killings against men in the city, while Parente is later identified as the surviving member of the associated criminal group.
In Poggioreale, Don Salvatore takes a liking to Domenico and promotes him within the prison environment.
Parente is the surviving member of the criminal group, and the story culminates in a confrontation between him and Domenico.
A wrongly imprisoned dream interpreter uses criminal alliances and revenge to expose the truth behind a family murder.
Directed by Giancarlo Giannini
Ternosecco (1987) · 4.4/10 · comedy
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