Character Relationships in An Ordinary Execution

Anna (played by Marina Hands) is a protagonist in An Ordinary Execution. Central protagonist. A talented young urologist and magnetizer in Moscow who attracts patients but faces professional jealousy. After being summoned to the Kremlin, she becomes the personal healer for Joseph Stalin, tasked with relieving his chronic pain. Forced to abandon her husband, she navigates a dangerous double life, ultimately swallowing an execution order meant for herself as Stalin dies. Le concierge (played by Denis Podalydès) appears in An Ordinary Execution. The building’s superintendent and a covert KGB informant. He conducts intrusive surveillance over residents, frequently emerging from his lodge whenever Anna enters or exits. He actively monitors neighborhood activities and reports suspicious behavior to the authorities, embodying the pervasive atmosphere of paranoia and denunciation. Garde (played by Sophie Pincemaille) appears in An Ordinary Execution. Imperturbable, motionless guards stationed inside the Kremlin. They stand silently facing each other in a large room where Anna is ordered to sit during her initial audience with the regime’s leadership.

Character Relationship Map: An Ordinary Execution

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Characters

Canonical Relationships

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Story Dynamics

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

Story Analysis

A talented physician navigates totalitarian surveillance, forced separation, and systemic terror to survive a lethal political encounter.

Plot Progression

  1. Paranoia in the Ward
  2. The Kremlin Summons
  3. Double Life & Betrayal
  4. Arrest & Ideological Clash
  5. Stroke & Silent Execution

Directed by Marc Dugain

An Ordinary Execution (2010) · 6.9/10 · drama

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