Late Spring (1949) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A widowed professor and devoted father who lives with his unmarried daughter. He encourages her to marry, falsely claims he intends to remarry a widow to persuade her, and ultimately returns home alon...
A twenty-seven-year-old unmarried woman who manages the household and cares for her widowed father. Reluctant to marry because she fears leaving him alone, she eventually accepts an arranged marriage...
The widowed professor's sister and the young woman's aunt. She believes her niece should marry, proposes a suitable match, and also attempts to arrange a remarriage for her brother in order to remove...
The professor's assistant. He is friendly with the professor's daughter, but she rejects the suggestion of a match after learning that he has long been engaged to another young woman.
An attractive young widow known to the professor's daughter. The daughter's jealousy is triggered when her father greets her warmly, and the father later pretends that he plans to marry her in order t...
A professor and friend of the widowed father who lives in Kyoto. Having remarried after being widowed, he is criticized by the young woman, who later changes her opinion after meeting his new wife.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Shukichi tells Noriko that he intends to marry Mrs. Miwa, but later admits that this claim was a ruse.
Masa suggests that Noriko might be interested in Hattori, but Noriko explains that Hattori has long been engaged.
Hattori is identified as Shukichi's assistant, and Masa suggests that Shukichi ask Noriko about him.
Masa is Shukichi's sister and pressures Noriko to meet a marriageable young man.
Masa is explicitly identified as Shukichi's sister and advises him about Noriko's marriage.
Shukichi is identified as Noriko's widowed father, and Noriko manages his household and daily needs.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Noriko becomes jealous when Shukichi smiles and greets Mrs. Miwa at a Noh performance.
Jo Onodera is explicitly described as one of Shukichi's friends.
Noriko encounters her father's friend, Professor Onodera, during a shopping trip to Tokyo.
Noriko is described as friendly with her father's assistant, Hattori.
A devoted father and daughter must accept that love sometimes requires separation and the beginning of a new life.
Directed by Yasujirō Ozu
Late Spring (1949) · 8/10 · drama
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