Character Relationships in Berlin ER

Suzanna Parker (played by Haley Louise Jones) is a protagonist in Berlin ER. Newly appointed head of the ER at a Berlin hospital, arriving after leaving a geriatrics position in Munich due to personal issues. She navigates an underfunded department, managing a resistant staff, corporate revenue demands, and her own ethical standards. Ben Weber (played by Slavko Popadic) is a protagonist in Berlin ER. An ER doctor known for his kindness and tendency to bend rules. He secretly battles opioid addiction and relies heavily on his friend and colleague Kian Amini for support. Olaf Hendel (played by Bernhard Schütz) appears in Berlin ER. A cynical emergency medical technician responsible for transporting patients to the hospital. He works alongside his trainee. Emina Ertan (played by Şafak Şengül) appears in Berlin ER. A highly competent Turkish-German physician who brings a wry, sharp demeanor to the ER team. Dominik Kohn (played by Aram Tafreshian) appears in Berlin ER. An undertrained internal medicine resident on the ER team who frequently conceals his medical errors. Olivia Kropf (played by Samirah Breuer) appears in Berlin ER. An EMT trainee who assists Olaf Hendel in bringing patients to the hospital. Steffen Beck (played by Peter Lohmeyer) appears in Berlin ER. Kian Amini (played by Benjamin Radjaipour) appears in Berlin ER. A fellow ER doctor and clubbing partner of Ben Weber, who serves as a crucial support system for Ben's personal struggles.

Berlin ER (2025) — Character Map & Story Timeline

Berlin ER (2025) Poster

Berlin ER (2025) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.

AI Narrative Summary

Medical drama following emergency room staff at a Berlin hospital facing critical patients, interpersonal conflicts, and systemic underfunding.

Character Network — 8 Characters

Key Relationships

Rating: 5.6/10 (26 votes)

Story Structure — 4 Plot Phases

Emergency Response

Personal Struggles

Crisis Point

Triumph and Growth