Local resident listed in the cast; specific plot involvement and relationships are not detailed in the provided summary.
Pero is a machine mechanic who becomes depressed after losing his job and going through a divorce. A turn of fate leads him to work for the common good, where he discovers a new source of joy in life. He is the story's central character.
A former speedway competitor who once raced for Slovenia, Ludvik now leads a quieter life in Krsko and remains connected to the local auto-motor club. He is drawn into transporting migrants with Rudi and becomes involved in the dangerous consequences of the operation, including the discovery of migrants who have suffocated.
The father of the Novak family. He is reluctant to participate in the TV quiz, especially due to the carnival timing, representing grounded, traditional values skeptical of modern media spectacle.
Nenad is part of the neighborhood community and welcomes Mirsad when he returns. His greeting reflects the close-knit network of neighbors and friendships described in the story, though the available scenes provide no further detail about his role or his relationship with Marko.
Peter Musevski has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Signature works include Slovenian Girl, Tuning, Labour Equals Freedom. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
