Character Relationships in Three

Miloš Bojanić (played by Velimir Živojinović) is a protagonist in Three. The central protagonist who witnesses three distinct violent deaths across the timeline. He joins the partisan resistance, survives a swamp escape thanks to a comrade's sacrifice, and later serves as an OZNA officer tasked with judging German collaborators, including a woman he loves. Mladić (played by Ali Raner) is a protagonist in Three. Nevini čovek (played by Slobodan 'Cica' Perović) appears in Three. A speech-impaired photographer lacking identity documents; falsely identified as a German spy by mobilized royal army personnel at a train station and subsequently executed. Komandant (played by Branislav 'Ciga' Jerinić) appears in Three. Devojka (played by Senka Veletanlić) appears in Three. A young female German collaborator among those awaiting execution post-liberation; she shares a romantic attraction with Miloš, creating a moral dilemma for him as an OZNA officer. Partizan (played by Vojislav Mirić) appears in Three. A fellow Yugoslav resistance fighter who teams up with Miloš during a German pursuit; he ultimately self-sacrifices in a swamp to guarantee Miloš's survival. Provokator (played by Milivoje 'Mića' Tomić) appears in Three. Vera (played by Vesna Krajina) appears in Three.

Character Relationship Map: Three

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Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

Story Analysis

Three wartime encounters with violent death trace the protagonist's changing position from witness and fugitive to authority and judge.

Plot Progression

  1. The Invasion and Suspicion
  2. Flight Through Wartime Marshes
  3. The Cost of Escape
  4. Authority After Liberation
  5. The Final Judgment

Directed by Aleksandar Petrović

Three (1965) · 7.3/10 · drama, war

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