Judith (1966) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Judith is a Jewish survivor of Dachau and the former wife of German tank commander Gustav Schiller, who abandoned her and took their son. Brought secretly to Palestine, she works with Aaron Stein to l...
Aaron is a Haganah commander who takes responsibility for Judith when she is brought to a kibbutz. Hoping she can identify her former husband, Gustav Schiller, he directs her to seek help from Major L...
Major Lawton is the local army commander whom Judith visits in Haifa at Aaron Stein's suggestion. She pleads with him to hand over the file on Gustav Schiller, and he eventually gives it to her. The f...
Gustav Schiller is a former German tank commander who teaches Arab forces battle tactics and is the target of the Haganah's search. He is Judith's former husband, having abandoned her during the war a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Aaron suggests that Judith ask the local army commander, Major Lawton, for help with Schiller's file.
Judith travels to Haifa, pleads with Major Lawton for Schiller's file, and eventually receives it from him.
Judith is smuggled into Palestine and placed in Aaron Stein's care at a kibbutz, where he is identified as a Haganah commander.
The plot identifies Judith as Gustav Schiller's Jewish former wife. He abandoned her during the war and took away their son.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Aaron participates in the Damascus search, after which Schiller is captured, smuggled back to Palestine, and interrogated.
A survivor confronts her former husband while an intelligence mission becomes a search for military plans and family truth.
Directed by Daniel Mann
Judith (1966) · 4.8/10 · drama, war
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