Martin is Rypar's long-lost son, estranged from his father for decades. Rypar has followed his family online without seeing them again, and the story ends when Martin appears at the apartment and calls for him. His arrival brings Rypar to the threshold of an unexpected reunion.
A legendary mountain spirit or guardian figure deeply revered by the local community, whose existence and secrets form the core mystery and title of the film.
Generic count title referring to noble figures in the narrative.
A 45-year-old writer, husband, and father whose dependence on alcohol leads him into a tightly controlled rehabilitation program. He struggles with cravings and fears about failure, poverty, and inadequacy, but support from fellow residents helps him face them. After treatment, he returns to his family determined to stay sober and rebuild his life.
The investigator who questions Sofia after she offers to cooperate. He warns her that leniency is uncertain and asks for useful information. When she proposes helping police catch Peller and the Russians, he cannot promise immunity but agrees to seek a deal if she testifies.
One of the four title characters and a central protagonist of the comedy, played by David Švehlík; belongs to the main group of male friends around whom the film is built.
Bořivoj is a miserly lord of the castle who is attracted by the story of enormous riches hidden underground. He arrives with his brother Ignác, and his interest in the treasure legend brings him into the events surrounding the search for the buried riches.
David Švehlík has 38 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work is anchored in the Anděl Páně (kolekce) universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Wirbel, The Secret of Krakonoš, Wingless. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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