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A brave and cunning Cossack serving as the king's attendant. He competes fiercely for Amelia's affection.
An older nobleman and Amelia's husband. His estate serves as the backdrop for the tragic love triangle.
The voivode's son from a previous marriage who also courts Amelia, contributing to the fatal conflict.
The young and beautiful wife whose marriage attracts the obsessive attention of three powerful men.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Chmara is identified in the cast description as the wojewoda's courtier.
The synopsis states that Jan Mazepa falls in love with Amelia while staying at the wojewoda's residence.
The synopsis states that Zbigniew falls in love with Amelia, his father's young wife.
The plot identifies Amelia as the young wife of the older wojewoda.
Zbigniew is explicitly described as the wojewoda's son from his first marriage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jan Mazepa is described as a courtier staying at the wojewoda's residence.
Both Zbigniew and Jan Mazepa are identified as men in love with Amelia, and the struggle for her leads to tragedy.
A forbidden love triangle within a noble household escalates into a struggle marked by jealousy and death.
Directed by Gustaw Holoubek
Mazepa (1976) · 9/10 · drama
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Related entry on Wikidata (Q11771956), public domain (CC0).