Anagast is a leader among the pagan warriors whom Lutobor asks to help recover Tatyana and their son. He warns that the abductors are not simply outsiders and that Lutobor may now be regarded as an enemy in his former land. He agrees to help after they find their opponent.
This inmate is assigned to portray the revolutionary leader in the prison play. He participates in rehearsals where performers resist official demands for exact, politically correct delivery, helping turn the production into a vehicle for debate and personal expression. He is therefore one of the central prisoners challenging the Mayor's control.
The patriarch of the family and the likely mastermind behind the traditional Russian wedding ceremony. He oversees the household, the creepy photographs, and the preparation of the new bride.
Viktor Solovyov has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Signature works include Swan Lake: The Zone, Gray Mouse, The Kite. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.