The Devious Path (1928) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Thomas is Irene's lawyer husband and a colleague of Möller. He refuses to go out with Irene, objects to her friend Liane, and puts an end to Irene's plan to elope with Walter. After a nightclub mascot...
Irene is Thomas's wife, frustrated by his inattention and attracted to the artist Walter Frank. She agrees to elope with Walter, but Thomas stops the plan. After going to a nightclub with Möller, she...
Liane is Irene's friend, whose company Thomas openly dislikes. She visits Irene with friends while Irene is in bed, and later helps create a misunderstanding by telling Thomas where Irene is. At Walte...
Walter Frank is an artist who attracts Irene. When she visits his studio, he proposes that they elope to Austria together, but Thomas puts an end to their plan. Later, Irene returns to Walter's studio...
Möller is Thomas's colleague. He accompanies Irene to a nightclub, where she meets Liane and her friends and becomes acquainted with Sam. The plot establishes Möller's connection to Thomas and his out...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The synopsis identifies Möller as Thomas's colleague.
Irene is attracted to Walter, visits him in his studio, and agrees to elope with him to Austria.
The synopsis identifies Thomas as Irene's husband and says they later appear in court for their divorce.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Irene meets the boxer at the nightclub and later fights off his advances at Walter's studio.
Irene accompanies Thomas's colleague Möller to a nightclub.
The synopsis describes Liane as Irene's friend, and they meet again at the nightclub.
The synopsis says Thomas makes no secret of his aversion toward Irene's friend Liane.
Thomas puts an end to Irene and Walter's plan to elope.
A strained marriage passes through temptation, misunderstanding, and divorce before the couple rediscovers their feelings.
Directed by G.W. Pabst
The Devious Path (1928) · 7.2/10 · drama
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