An accomplished opponent in the boxing circuit, representing a significant competitive threat and measuring stone for the protagonist.
The Polish embassy official in Paris who strongly advises Wiktor against returning to Communist Poland. Wiktor ignores his warning and is promptly sentenced to 15 years of hard labor on charges of defecting and espionage, making the consul's caution tragically prophetic.
The Train Station Manager is jealous of the traveling dog's fame after a video shared by Zuzia makes it a viral sensation. He tries to get rid of the dog and succeeds in separating it from Zuzia, whose health then begins to deteriorate.
The aristocratic landowner and patriarch of the von Krauss family. His estate serves as the primary setting, and his life reflects the decline of the Polish nobility amid wartime and political upheaval.
A railway official connected to the search and the story's central travel setting.
A parent who is informed that his daughter was among the students who tested positive for marijuana and mephedrone. He is presented with expulsion or a quiet transfer as the available options.
Patriarch of the Chrapek family, frequently clashes with in-laws over traditions.
Bosun on the ORP Orzeł, overseeing deck and maintenance duties as a senior enlisted leader aboard the submarine.
Ksiądz is a priest who visits Bartosz Kolano in the hospital after one of Bartosz's lungs has been removed. He offers confession and anointing while Bartosz lies frightened and depressed, providing spiritual support during the protagonist's uncertain recovery and confrontation with possible death.
A central family figure who co-hosts the christening alongside Wanda, deeply embedded in the ongoing familial clashes, status comparisons, and eventual emotional openness at the seaside gathering.
Grażyna’s father discovers her relationship with Jerzy and orders him to leave her life, demanding money and a passport.
Medical professional likely engaged in patient care or therapeutic discussions, possibly interacting with the main characters regarding health conditions.
Adam Woronowicz has 73 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The In-Laws Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include The Office PL, Boxer, X-Rated Queen. 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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