Marta (played by Jolanta Wołłejko) appears in Long Night.
The house owner's daughter who secretly loves the tenant Korsak. She supports her mother's grief and discovers the hidden Jew, refusing to hand him over. After Katarzyna returns humiliated, Marta suspects the truth and breaks down in tears. Józef Katjan (played by Ludwik Pak) appears in Long Night.
Katarzyna's brother-in-law who visits the house frequently under the pretext of offering help. He clashes with Korsak over the curfew, pushes to expose the hidden Jew, and ultimately rapes Katarzyna, revealing his predatory nature. Jew (played by Zygmunt Hobot) appears in Long Night.
A Jewish fugitive hidden by Korsak in his room. His accidental discovery triggers a fierce moral debate among the household residents. He ultimately escapes into the forest with Korsak under the cover of the night curfew.
Long Night (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Marta
(played by Jolanta Wołłejko) — supporting
The house owner's daughter who secretly loves the tenant Korsak. She supports her mother's grief and discovers the hidden Jew, refusing to hand him over. After Katarzyna returns humiliated, Marta susp...
Józef Katjan
(played by Ludwik Pak) — supporting
Katarzyna's brother-in-law who visits the house frequently under the pretext of offering help. He clashes with Korsak over the curfew, pushes to expose the hidden Jew, and ultimately rapes Katarzyna,...
Jew
(played by Zygmunt Hobot) — supporting
A Jewish fugitive hidden by Korsak in his room. His accidental discovery triggers a fierce moral debate among the household residents. He ultimately escapes into the forest with Korsak under the cover...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Józef Katjan → Jew
(Conflict Informant Threat)
Marta → Jew
(Alliance Secret Protector)
Marta → Józef Katjan
(Conflict Moral Opponent)
Story Analysis
A claustrophobic portrait of moral decay and survival during a single night of Nazi occupation.
