A young hunter who discovers the infant Havranpírko washed ashore. He rescues the boy, adopts him, and serves as his primary mentor and guardian, laying the foundation for the protagonist's survival and development across the trilogy.
Jan is a veterinarian whose wife Olga controls his daily life, leaving him exhausted and afraid of ending up like his father-in-law. He pretends to have Alzheimer's disease and enters a psychiatric hospital to gain freedom, with help from his friend who runs it. After the truth is revealed, he leaves Olga, plans to divorce her, and enjoys a new life with Erik and Olinka.
Skilled tracker and loyal companion, often assists Havranpírko in hunts and survival challenges.
A member of the Silberstein family, whose story is central to the film. The family initially denies the danger posed by the approaching Nazi threat, then finds no way out of Czechoslovakia after recognizing the danger. The synopsis does not specify Samuel’s individual actions or position within the family.
Minor character involved in the vacation hotel setting or local interactions.
The Almighty Creator overseeing heaven and earth, granting tasks and dispensing judgment.
An American tourist stranded in London without funds. The Scott brothers lend him a £1,000,000 banknote for a 30-day survival experiment. He leverages the note's value to secure credit for meals, clothing, and lodging, starts a business venture with a friend, and eventually wins the affection and hand of Porcie.
Elena's former love from Prague, whose unexpected arrival renews an old connection and prompts an awkward but welcoming reunion.
Successful writer and Helena's ex-husband, navigating cohabitation, separation, and reconciliation.
He is identified as a fair-haired Banderovec and is one of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army members who arrive at Ondřej Baran's home. The group takes the household hostage and forces Ondřej to fetch a doctor for their injured companion. The summary gives no individual actions or separate fate for this member.
Generic administrator managing estate affairs.
Jiří Bartoška has 132 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Příhody malého lovce z doby kamenné with 3 titles. Signature works include Tiger Theory, Oldrich and Bozena, House Call. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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