Caravan Petrol (1959) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Ciro Cerquetti
(played by Nino Taranto) — protagonist
Protagonist and a barber from Naples. He inherits property in the fictional country of Irat, travels there, and becomes entangled in political turmoil caused by rebels and a constantly changing head o...
ingegnere Hatworn
(played by Gérard Landry) — protagonist
Alfonsino Cammarano
(played by Pietro De Vico) — supporting
professore
(played by Enzo Turco) — supporting
suocera di Ciro
(played by Amelia Perrella) — supporting
Botuloff
(played by Carlo Campanini) — supporting
dipendente della compagnia petrolifera
(played by Alfredo Rizzo) — minor
moglie di Ciro
(played by Anna Campori) — supporting
Ciro's wife, mentioned as part of his unbearable family living in Naples.
Hammud 'ellak
(played by Fanfulla) — minor
console dell'Irat
(played by Gino Buzzanca) — minor
Omar
(played by Alberto Sorrentino) — minor
portalettere
(played by Nino Milano) — minor
self
(played by Renato Carosone) — supporting
Gegè
(played by Gegè Di Giacomo) — supporting
donna Rosa la strozzina
(played by Pupella Maggio) — supporting
fidanzata di Alfonsino
(played by Angela Luce) — supporting
Story Analysis
A barber inherits foreign property and becomes entangled in a country's political chaos and rebel uprising.
Plot Progression
Domestic Turmoil in Naples
— Ciro endures an unbearable household in Naples. His life takes a sudden turn when he learns of an inheritance from his grandfather in the foreign country of Irat.
Journey to the Land of Irat
— Ciro travels to Irat to claim his inheritance. Upon arrival, he quickly discovers the country is plagued by political instability and a rebel faction.
Rebellion and Political Chaos
— Fazell leads a rebel group in a power grab, causing the head of state to change constantly. The nation descends into confusion and unrest.
Ciro Amidst Constant Upheaval
— Ciro finds himself repeatedly caught in trouble due to the rapid leadership shifts. He struggles to survive as the country remains in a state of perpetual crisis.