Steibruch (1942) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
After fourteen years in America, Arnold Murer returns to his Swiss home village, where people still believe he fled an attempted-murder charge that he denies. Living as a recluse in a rundown quarry s...
Meiti is a thirteen-year-old girl raised by Mayor Hotz, who conceals that Murer is her biological father to protect the family's reputation. She keeps visiting Murer despite Hotz's demand that they st...
Mayor Hotz is Meiti's adoptive father and knows that Arnold Murer is her biological father, but hides this from her to protect the family's reputation. He makes Murer promise to stop seeing Meiti, and...
Kiburz is the village schoolteacher who wants Meiti sent to a correctional institution. While searching for her, he finds a letter proving that Murer was innocent of the attempted murder. He rushes to...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kiburz wants Meiti to be placed in a correctional institution and later participates in the search for her.
The plot identifies Hotz as Meiti's adoptive father and says he hides Murer's paternity to protect his reputation.
Mayor Hotz knows that Murer is Meiti's biological father. Meiti later discovers the truth about her parentage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After Meiti disappears, Hotz and Kiburz search for her together with Murer.
Kiburz initially supports placing Meiti in a correctional institution, while Murer tries to maintain contact with her. Kiburz later apologizes after d...
Hotz wants to conceal Murer's paternity and makes Murer promise not to see Meiti.
A rejected man confronts buried family truth, social judgment, and the possibility of reconciliation.
Directed by Sigfrit Steiner
Steibruch (1942) · 8/10 · drama
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