Matoga is Janina's neighbor and one of the first people to inform her that Wielka Stopa has died. He is also the prosecutor's father and gradually becomes one of Janina's loyal supporters. After learning the truth, he helps Dyzio and Dobra Nowina hide her and escape the town.
Loyal cavalry officer and friend, fights alongside Skrzetuski with unwavering dedication.
A witty, resourceful Jewish tailor and soldier, skilled at disguises and deception; he later becomes involved in an operation to recover stolen gold.
Jewish soldier and key conspirator in the desertion and resistance efforts.
The couple's concerned son who attempts to prevent their unauthorized departure.
Karl Ivanovitš is an adult who remains with the seriously ill Little Janis when children and adults gather around the boy in fear. He listens when Little Janis asks for a fairy tale and tries to comfort him with a story about a father and three sons, struggling to contain his own grief.
Waldemar is a wealthy man who leads a gang of villains pursuing Jagoda and Jeremi as they travel toward the ship Światło Morza. His pursuit makes him an antagonist in their journey. The plot summary does not provide further details about his motives or his relationship to the family.
A local official who appears in the village stories.
A supporting village character in the story of Kasia and her family.
A recurring minor character in the village and family ensemble.
Wiktor Zborowski has 49 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The Kogel-Mogel Collection with 5 titles. Signature works include Spoor, H.M. Deserters, It Takes a Village. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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