Father of Thusnelda, referenced as a Germanic tribal leader whose political stance influences the regional alliances and peace negotiations with Rome.
A cynical emergency medical technician responsible for transporting patients to the hospital. He works alongside his trainee.
A family member suspected of having held the Venus; Milva later admits that she took the relic from him.
Vincent is a central member of the group carrying out the shipboard operation. After images show him with the suitcase on television, he fears escape may be impossible and considers finding the original painting. He also argues with Mia after hiding the suitcase, claiming it is meant to protect her.
Police officer encountered in Berlin
Hans Müller is Maria's parent who travels to Israel after learning about the engagement. His presence helps bring Maria's family into direct contact with Shira's family in Jerusalem, contributing to the film's central clash between two different family worlds over the couple's relationship.
Represents the accused SS personnel, cross-examining witnesses and employing standard post-war legal defenses to mitigate culpability or challenge prosecution claims.
Foreign contact or official, assists in international investigations
The local mayor, representing municipal authority and the interests of the community during the police investigations.
Stefan is someone Frank speaks with about his illness and chemotherapy as the tumour progresses. Their conversation provides Frank an opportunity to discuss what he is facing, while his increasing confusion makes even ordinary tasks difficult. The summary does not specify any further relationship between Stefan and Frank.
Marie's conservative father makes excessive demands of her and fails to understand her. He sends her to a Catholic girls' boarding school, becoming a central source of conflict in her youth and a figure she confronts again through her adult memories.
Borscht family member with minor involvement in local crimes.
Bernhard Schütz has 99 screen credits in a career dating back to 1970. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Der Bulle und das Landei Filmreihe with 4 titles. Signature works include Berlin ER, Barbarians, The Black Square. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
