Frunze (played by Pyotr Podvalniy) is a protagonist in Mutiny.
Dmitriy Furmanov (played by Aleksey Alekseyev) appears in Mutiny.
Naya Furmanova (played by Tatyana Guretskaya) appears in Mutiny.
Karavaev (played by Boris Babochkin) appears in Mutiny.
Vinchetskiy (played by Valeri Solovtsov) appears in Mutiny.
Burov, division commander (played by Ivan Razveyev) appears in Mutiny.
Yeryskin, partisan (played by Pyotr Kirillov) appears in Mutiny.
Semenchuk (played by Petr Kuznetsov) appears in Mutiny.
Mutiny (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Frunze
(played by Pyotr Podvalniy) — protagonist
Dmitriy Furmanov
(played by Aleksey Alekseyev) — supporting
Naya Furmanova
(played by Tatyana Guretskaya) — supporting
Karavaev
(played by Boris Babochkin) — supporting
Vinchetskiy
(played by Valeri Solovtsov) — supporting
Burov, division commander
(played by Ivan Razveyev) — supporting
Yeryskin, partisan
(played by Pyotr Kirillov) — supporting
Semenchuk
(played by Petr Kuznetsov) — supporting
Petrov, rebel
(played by Nikolay Sharap) — supporting
Shegabutdinov, district military commissar
(played by Nikolay Zimenko) — supporting
Cheusov, rebel leader
(played by Apollon Verin) — supporting
Kokanbai
(played by Rakhim Pirmukhamedov) — minor
(uncredited)
(played by Arseni Kuts) — minor
Kolyshev, party school director
(played by Nikolay Pavlov) — minor
Story Analysis
A disciplined Red Army unit faces internal rebellion fueled by local elites, requiring swift revolutionary intervention and strategic reorganization to restore order.
