The Flight (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A thoughtful intellectual and former university lecturer who travels with the White Army exiles. He joins General Charnota on a desperate trip to Paris to secure funds for Serafima. He develops a deep...
The wife of a former trade minister who suffers a drastic fall from high society to impoverished exile in Constantinople. Facing starvation, she considers prostitution for survival. She is rescued by...
A proud and courageous White Army general who endures the indignities of impoverished exile after the Civil War. He joins Golubkov to save Serafima, successfully wins money from her estranged husband...
A White Army general severely tormented by guilt over war atrocities. He struggles to maintain his sanity, haunted by recurring visions of the men he executed and the ghost of his orderly, Krapilin. U...
General Charnota's partner who accompanies the exiles. She later becomes involved with Korzukhin, the former trade minister, and assists Golubkov and Charnota in securing money and escaping Paris with...
Serafima’s estranged husband and a former high-ranking official who retains financial resources in exile. He coldly rejects his wife’s plight and refuses to help, forcing Charnota to win money from hi...
A former orderly whose ghost haunts General Khludov. He appears in Khludov's tormented dreams and visions, symbolizing the general's guilt over ordering his execution during the war.
A group of Russian White émigrés navigate exile, moral compromise, and the longing for homeland amid the collapse of the Russian Empire.
Directed by Aleksandr Alov, Vladimir Naumov
The Flight (1971) · 5.9/10 · drama, history, war
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