Black Sheep (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
«Пикассо» / Умаев
(played by Kirill Rubtsov) — protagonist
A prisoner known as «Пикассо» / Умаев, he escapes with other inmates during the Soviet retreat and passes through a deserted village with them. The others treat him as weak and easily intimidated, pla...
Архип
(played by Vladimir Tolokonnikov) — supporting
Батя
(played by Viktor Solovyov) — supporting
Даша
(played by Hanna Kuzina) — supporting
A resident of the village, Даша helps conceal the escaped prisoners in a cellar when German soldiers search the houses. She becomes emotionally close to one of the men, and they confess their love, th...
Story Analysis
Escaped prisoners and village residents face advancing armies, dangerous loyalties, and choices about survival and belonging.
Plot Progression
The Prison Faces the Front
— As German forces advance toward Moscow, prison officers warn that the facility may be abandoned. A major offers inmates the chance to volunteer for front-line service, and a group is taken out under m...
Escape Through Empty Streets
— Several prisoners escape during the retreat and travel through a deserted village. They search a house for food and find hidden supplies, while their arguments expose conflicting loyalties and values.
The Village Becomes a Trap
— Soldiers search nearby villages as a German unit arrives to investigate a hidden cache and an important operation. The fugitives hide in a cellar and realize that the Germans pose a separate danger.
Threats on Every Side
— German commanders argue after suffering losses and consider killing the village residents. Meanwhile, the prison closes as the defensive line breaks, leaving survivors caught between suspicion, betray...
Fire and Departure
— A confession of love offers a brief moment of hope amid the collapse. As the Germans prepare to leave, the house burns, one man refuses to flee his homeland, and the survivors depart after prayers.
Directed by Sergey Chekalov
Black Sheep (2010) · 4.8/10 · drama, war
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(Q4346297), public domain (CC0).
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