Krakatit (1948) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Prokop is the central chemist and inventor of krakatit, a devastating explosive that can be triggered remotely. After suffering burns and delirium, he is pursued and coerced by weapons manufacturers,...
Jiří Tomeš is Prokop's old classmate and the person who first finds him wandering in a delirious state. He brings Prokop home, writes down the formula for krakatit, and later sells Prokop's stock and...
Carson is a representative of Balttin Works, a foreign weapons manufacturer. He explains to Prokop that Jiří Tomeš sold the company the krakatit stock and formula, while its researchers failed to disc...
The Doctor supervises the hospital treatment of the unidentified, badly burned man who is later revealed to be Prokop. He orders the nurse to provide oxygen at the beginning and, at the end, observes...
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The Doctor gives the barely conscious Prokop intensive care, tells the nurse to provide oxygen, and later removes the oxygen mask when his breathing n...
Carson offers Prokop employment so he can help Balttin Works complete its krakatit research.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Carson explains that Jiří sold Balttin Works Prokop's krakatit stock and formula.
Jiří Tomeš recognizes Prokop on the street as an old classmate and takes him to his apartment.
A wounded chemist confronts the destructive consequences of his explosive invention and is urged to direct knowledge toward human benefit.
Directed by Otakar Vávra
Krakatit (1948) · 6.5/10 · mystery, science-fiction, thriller
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