Israel's Defense Minister during the war, grappling with shock over early setbacks and advocating for aggressive retaliatory strikes.
A secondary character likely connected to the refugee context of the film, fitting the historical backdrop of displaced individuals during WWII.
The organizer of the planned diamond theft, Bakho learns that valuable stones are traveling in ordinary mail and devises a scheme to substitute glass and frame others. He assigns tasks to the airport crew, including Razo, Gurami, Ottari, Ponchika, and Vaja, and stresses precise timing and signals.
Proffy's strict father expects him to obey the rules and is part of the family response after Proffy is caught out during curfew. Proffy's parents confine him to his room as punishment. Later, his father struggles with the consequences when the underground accuses Proffy of betraying the Jewish community.
Rami Heuberger has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Signature works include Operation Grandma, To Kill a Bumblebee, Dear Mr. Waldman. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
