Rade is one of the soldiers sent into Belgrade’s sewer system to locate explosives and prevent the city’s destruction. He presses the mission forward under a strict deadline, repeatedly asking how much time remains, and is among the group trying to stop German troops near the bridge.
The asylum doctor who transitions from skepticism to a protective stance, attempting to treat the protagonist as a psychiatric patient but ultimately failing to prevent his suicide.
Lovac is a local hunter who speaks with the troubled man about the old doctor who lived alone in the forest. He recalls that people considered the doctor mad but said he could predict the deaths of healthy individuals. Lovac's story, along with his nighttime gunshots, unsettles the man and introduces the mystery that Svedok later describes at the inquiry.
Branko Pleša has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Signature works include Before the Truth, Aleksa Dundic, 5 to 7. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
