Hans-Walter Klein (played by Edgar Selge) is a protagonist in Ökozid.
A senior legal figure representing the prosecution or plaintiff side in the climate trial, responsible for articulating the charges of ecological destruction against Germany. Victor Graf (played by Ulrich Tukur) is a protagonist in Ökozid.
A central defendant figure representing the German political establishment, embodying the systemic policy decisions that contributed to the climate crisis. Wiebke Kastager (played by Nina Kunzendorf) appears in Ökozid.
A legal professional operating within the trial, likely handling defense strategy or procedural navigation amid complex ecological litigation. Larissa Meybach (played by Friederike Becht) appears in Ökozid.
A young climate activist representing the younger generation, testifying about the existential threat of ecological collapse and the moral urgency for policy change. Laurenz Opalka (played by Sven Schelker) appears in Ökozid.
A political or industry representative whose decisions intersect with environmental regulation, providing context on economic versus ecological trade-offs. Frau Merkel (played by Martina Eitner-Acheampong) appears in Ökozid.
A dramatized representation of the former Chancellor, serving as a key witness on national climate policy, political compromises, and governmental responsibility. Philipp Schneider (played by Frank Röth) appears in Ökozid.
A legal figure or expert witness involved in the trial, likely addressing regulatory compliance, corporate accountability, or judicial procedures. Sulab Makan (played by Utsav Agrawal) appears in Ökozid.
A victim or witness from a climate-affected region, providing a human perspective on global disparities and the real-world consequences of ecological destruction.
Ökozid (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Hans-Walter Klein
(played by Edgar Selge) — protagonist
A senior legal figure representing the prosecution or plaintiff side in the climate trial, responsible for articulating the charges of ecological destruction against Germany.
Victor Graf
(played by Ulrich Tukur) — protagonist
A central defendant figure representing the German political establishment, embodying the systemic policy decisions that contributed to the climate crisis.
Wiebke Kastager
(played by Nina Kunzendorf) — supporting
A legal professional operating within the trial, likely handling defense strategy or procedural navigation amid complex ecological litigation.
Larissa Meybach
(played by Friederike Becht) — supporting
A young climate activist representing the younger generation, testifying about the existential threat of ecological collapse and the moral urgency for policy change.
Laurenz Opalka
(played by Sven Schelker) — supporting
A political or industry representative whose decisions intersect with environmental regulation, providing context on economic versus ecological trade-offs.
Frau Merkel
(played by Martina Eitner-Acheampong) — supporting
A dramatized representation of the former Chancellor, serving as a key witness on national climate policy, political compromises, and governmental responsibility.
Philipp Schneider
(played by Frank Röth) — supporting
A legal figure or expert witness involved in the trial, likely addressing regulatory compliance, corporate accountability, or judicial procedures.
Sulab Makan
(played by Utsav Agrawal) — supporting
A victim or witness from a climate-affected region, providing a human perspective on global disparities and the real-world consequences of ecological destruction.
Richter
(played by Alexander Yassin) — supporting
The presiding judge of the climate trial, tasked with overseeing proceedings, evaluating evidence, and weighing Germany's responsibility for ecological harm.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
