Zborov (1939) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Pavel Kalina / Commentary (voice)
(played by Ladislav Boháč) — protagonist
Jeník Kalina
(played by Vladimír Šmeral) — supporting
Rabas
(played by Jiří Plachý) — supporting
Miloš
(played by František Vnouček) — supporting
Kodeš
(played by Gabriel Hart) — supporting
Kalina
(played by František Smolík) — supporting
Karel Ledvina
(played by Václav Trégl) — supporting
Zamrazil
(played by Vítězslav Boček) — supporting
Hanička Langrová
(played by Jarmila Beránková) — supporting
Anna Kalinová
(played by Marie Ptáková) — supporting
Kolja Nikolaj Andrejevič Semjaško
(played by Karel Dymák) — minor
Zámečník
(played by R. A. Strejka) — minor
Fišer
(played by Karel Hradilák) — minor
Karpíšek
(played by L. H. Struna) — minor
Hořica
(played by Alois Peterka) — minor
Kopecký
(played by Stanislav Neumann) — minor
Kolenatý
(played by Vladimír Řepa) — minor
Halama
(played by František Kreuzmann) — minor
Veselý
(played by Andrej Bagar) — cameo
Hausmacher
(played by Bedřich Veverka) — cameo
Story Analysis
A wartime drama tracing a family's division and reunion through the Czech Legion's historic battle.
Plot Progression
Industrial Awakening
— The narrative opens at the Škoda factory where Kalina oversees wartime rearmament. His sons Pavel and Jan hold opposing political views, establishing the central ideological conflict.
Divergent Paths
— Jan escapes to Russia to join independence forces while Pavel enlists in the Austrian army. The brothers' departure fractures the family and sets them on opposing military trajectories.
Legion Formation
— Jan integrates into the Czech Company volunteer legion, undergoing training and preparation. The narrative shifts focus to the buildup of forces heading toward the Ukrainian front.
Battle of Zborov
— Czech forces launch a decisive assault on the Austro-Hungarian front. Pavel and Jan encounter each other during the fighting, culminating in a breakthrough and subsequent celebration.
Directed by Jiří Slavíček, J. A. Holman
Zborov (1939) · 6/10 · drama, war
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