Beresina (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Irina
(played by Elena Panova) — protagonist
Irina is a Russian call girl who arrives in an Alpine country and grows to idealise it. Introduced to clients from business, politics, the military, and the media through a dubious lawyer and his comp...
Charlotte De
(played by Geraldine Chaplin) — supporting
Alt-Divisionär Sturzenegger
(played by Martin Benrath) — supporting
Dr. Alfred Waldvogel
(played by Ulrich Noethen) — supporting
Rudolf Stauffacher
(played by Ivan Desny) — supporting
Nationalrat Tschanz
(played by Hans Peter Korff) — supporting
Claude Bürki
(played by Stefan Kurt) — supporting
Alt Bundesrat von Gunten
(played by Joachim Tomaschewsky) — supporting
Fritz Ochsenbein
(played by Peter Simonischek) — supporting
Benedetta Hösli
(played by Marina Confalone) — supporting
Direktor Vetterli
(played by Iván Darvas) — supporting
Fahrerin Invalidentaxi
(played by Carola Regnier) — minor
Story Analysis
A call girl's unwitting involvement triggers a political coup, transforming both her life and her adopted country.
Plot Progression
Naive Arrival
— Irina arrives in an Alpine country with idealistic expectations. A dubious lawyer facilitates her entry into elite social and professional circles.
Web of Influence
— She meets clients from business, politics, military, and media. The network expands, drawing her deeper into competing interests.
Coercion and Crisis
— Blackmail and deportation threats emerge, destabilizing Irina's position. She realizes she is being manipulated by powerful forces.
Unwitting Catalyst
— Irina's actions accidentally trigger the Beresina alarm coup. Political factions clash as the conspiracy unfolds.
National Upheaval
— The country experiences sudden transformation. Irina adapts to the new reality as her life and the nation's trajectory shift.
