Ugolin (1953) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Young herder blocks village spring to punish locals for past injustice against her father.
Local farmer who buys the hunchback's land and defends Manon against village accusations.
Young schoolteacher who arrives in the village and advocates for Manon against superstition.
Elderly retired villager who participates in communal discussions and reflects on past injustices.
Village fountain keeper responsible for water management, symbolizing the village's lifeblood.
Wife of the village fountain keeper, involved in local gossip and community dynamics.
Local carpenter and husband of Amélie, part of the village's artisan class.
Village priest providing spiritual guidance and moral perspective on the conflict.
Wife of the carpenter, engaged in village social circles and gossip.
Young man who attempts to assault Manon, leading to her arrest and trial.
Mother of the schoolteacher, provides emotional support and reflects on her son's role.
Wife of the butcher, participates in village social interactions.
Mother of Polyte, concerned about her son's actions and reputation.
Local butcher married to La bouchère, involved in village commerce.
Local woman, appears in Ugolin's segment, part of the village ensemble.
Village blacksmith, appears in Ugolin's segment, part of the community.
Manon's deceased father, a hunchbacked farmer who sought water for his land.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
La mère de Polyte is concerned about her son's actions and reputation.
Magali is Bernard's mother, providing emotional support.
They are married and connected to the village water system.
La bouchère is married to Claudius, involved in village commerce.
Amélie is married to Pamphile, part of the village artisan class.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The priest offers spiritual guidance and moral perspective on the village conflict.
Villagers appearing together in Ugolin's segment
Ugolin purchased the hunchback's land, linking their fates through property and history.
M. Belloiseau participates in village discussions about Manon's past and justice.
Directed by Marcel Pagnol
Ugolin (1953) · 7.3/10 · comedy, drama, family, romance
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