Erik Nietzsche is the socially awkward student at the center of the film, which is set at the National Film School of Denmark in 1979. The story follows his early years in that school setting; the plot summary identifies him as the lead but gives no further specific actions or relationships.
Nikolai is the central figure, released on parole after serving only eight months. Although he promises to avoid criminal acquaintances and claims to have accepted a job at The Titmouse, he remains involved with Ralf and Timo. He later asks Arno for help with the plan to obtain a black book from a bank safe.
A computer developer and the film's protagonist. After moving to a coastal house, he becomes fixated on a recent inexplicable suicide and suspects the local craftsman of foul play and misconduct. His obsessive investigation isolates him from his partner and forces him to risk everything to uncover hidden truths.
Agger is involved in the chaotic escape that follows when Kalle rushes to help Sabrina. His participation places him within the dangerous effort to get Sabrina and Kalle toward safety, linking him to the escalating conflict surrounding Sabrina's mistreatment and the pressure created by Paten's criminal operation.
Member of the criminal trio and Martin's childhood friend. Impulsive and morally flexible regarding property, yet deeply loyal. Proves surprisingly competent when united with Martin against external threats.
A recurring supporting figure connected to the protagonists' social or criminal circle and their comic heist-related complications.
Jonatan Spang has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 2002. Their work is anchored in the All for ... universe with 3 titles. Signature works include The Early Years: Erik Nietzsche Part 1, All for Two, Over the Edge. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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