Wehrmacht soldier loyal to unit, shares combat experiences with Winter.
August is a wealthy mill owner in the Sudetenland who employs both Germans and Czechs and supports peaceful coexistence. He protects his Czech workers, opposes Nazi brutality, sacrifices his family's jewelry to save hostages, and refuses to flee his home. He is ultimately lynched by a Czech mob.
Svenja's husband who recently relocated to Frankfurt for an investment banking career. He grows distant from his wife and is strategically neutralized by Roland, who assigns him to lead a Jakarta branch during a severe political crisis.
Peter's father and expert special effects coordinator.
A patient dealing with significant psychological or life challenges, featured in the film's episodic format.
Paul is Anna's long-term partner and works in security. As a young man, he accepts Georg's pact allowing him to pursue Anna until Georg returns. Years later, he suspects Georg is trying to reclaim Anna or pursue Emelie, disputes compromising photographs said to show him with his assistant, and warns Anna that Georg is dangerous.
August is the man at the center of Juliane's memories and romantic hopes. Although she recalls their past relationship, travel to Finland, and plans for marriage, he no longer recognizes her. He is involved with Rebecca and denies knowing Juliane, intensifying the conflict between his present life and her remembered reality.
Christoph is Katharina's husband and Nelly's father. His settled domestic life with Katharina contrasts with Alexander's spontaneity. He argues with Katharina about her relationship with another man, but remains calm and reminds her that she is free to choose. Their marriage and its future are unresolved by the end of the story.
Journalist and colleague, involved in construction site investigation
A dazzling but enigmatic client with a long-hidden double life. Accused of a bank robbery without an apparent motive, he serves as the central figure of the 2024 case, viewed as fascinating by Conti and deeply suspicious by Mahn.
Mark Waschke has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Der Geier Filmreihe with 1 titles. Signature works include Human Factors, Generation War, Habermann. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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