Georg Graubner (played by Peter Simonischek) is a protagonist in The Interpreter.
A retired Austrian man who hires Ali to tour Slovakia and investigate his wartime activities. He develops a friendship with Ali, later discovers his father is alive and bedridden, and leaves a gun by his side after showing victim testimonies. Ali Ungár (played by Jiří Menzel) is a protagonist in The Interpreter.
A retired Slovak interpreter who initially seeks revenge on a suspected Nazi officer who killed his parents. He joins Georg on a tour, uncovers that Slovak Nazis were responsible for his family's death, and suffers a physical collapse during the journey.
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Characters
Georg Graubner
(played by Peter Simonischek) — protagonist
A retired Austrian man who hires Ali to tour Slovakia and investigate his wartime activities. He develops a friendship with Ali, later discovers his father is alive and bedridden, and leaves a gun by...
Ali Ungár
(played by Jiří Menzel) — protagonist
A retired Slovak interpreter who initially seeks revenge on a suspected Nazi officer who killed his parents. He joins Georg on a tour, uncovers that Slovak Nazis were responsible for his family's deat...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Georg Graubner → Ali Ungár
(Professional Employer)
Story Analysis
Two men navigate wartime trauma and historical truth across post-war Europe.
