Character Relationships in The Squad

Parra (played by Mateo Stevel) is a protagonist in The Squad. Radio operator who steps on a mine early in the mission, severely injuring his leg. Later develops gangrene, requiring a desperate amputation that ultimately fails to save him. Ponce (played by Juan Pablo Barragán) appears in The Squad. Guard assigned to watch the prisoner, he briefly tries to feed her and suffers flashbacks of a pre-mission village massacre. In the final stages, he attempts to reason with the insane corporal Cortez before being forced to kill him in self-defense. Arango (played by Andres Torres) appears in The Squad. Impatient soldier who recklessly breaches the base perimeter early on. Later attempts to interrogate the captured woman. Dies in the mist during a chaotic firefight sparked by the corporal's unauthorized patrol. Fiquitiva (played by Nelson Camayo) appears in The Squad. Local guide nicknamed Indian who discovers the ritual room and mass grave. Overcome by fear and delusions of plague, he locks himself out, burns corpses, attempts self-mutilation, and kills one of his own men before vanishing. Cortez (played by Alejandro Aguilar) appears in The Squad. Corporal who uncovers the logbook revealing the woman's fate. He defies the lieutenant, leads a fatal patrol into the mist, and later snaps, killing the medic before being killed by Ponce as the squad disintegrates.

Character Relationship Map: The Squad

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Story Analysis

A military unit's mission descends into psychological horror and internal violence after uncovering a cursed prisoner in an abandoned base.

Plot Progression

  1. The Mine and the March
  2. The Witch in the Walls
  3. The Fog and the Fall
  4. The Final Reckoning

Directed by Jaime Osorio Márquez

The Squad (2011) · 6/10 · drama, horror, thriller

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