Character Relationship Map: PYOTR495

Characters

• Pyotr (played by Alex Ozerov-Meyer) — protagonist

  The central protagonist and lead character, a gay man navigating personal and social dynamics in Moscow. Portrayed by Alex Ozerov-Meyer, who won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Lead Performance.

• Sergei (played by Max Rositsan) — protagonist

  A supporting character and one of the male figures Pyotr encounters. Contributes to the film's gay-themed narrative focus.

• Dominika (played by Juliana Semenova) — supporting

  A female supporting character. Provides everyday social or professional context to the story's environment.

• Vlad (played by Justin Strazzanti) — supporting

  A secondary male character appearing in the narrative. Part of the broader social network surrounding the protagonist.

• Ivan (played by Grisha Pasternak) — supporting

  A minor supporting character. Appears briefly within the protagonist's social environment.

• Josephine (played by Alanna Bale) — supporting

  A minor supporting character. Contributes to the atmospheric or social backdrop of the narrative.

• Male Russian News Host (played by Michael Levine) — supporting

  A functional minor character representing media or news broadcasts. Provides contextual commentary on the socio-political climate affecting the protagonist.

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Pyotr → Sergei (Romantic Lover) — Pyotr's committed partner, serving as his emotional anchor throughout the coming-out journey.
• Pyotr → Dominika (Family Mother) — Pyotr's biological mother, whose initial reaction to his identity drives the central family conflict.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Vlad → Ivan (Alliance Teammate) — Friends who coordinate support strategies to assist Pyotr during the critical family meeting.
• Dominika → Sergei (Conflict Family Opposition) — Initially views Sergei as a threat to family tradition, creating direct interpersonal tension.
• Pyotr → Male Russian News Host (Conflict Societal Antagonist) — Represents the broader homophobic media environment that fuels Pyotr's internal and external struggles.
• Pyotr → Josephine (Alliance Supporter) — A reliable ally who stands by Pyotr during the tense family confrontation.
• Pyotr → Ivan (Social Confidant) — A close friend who listens to Pyotr's fears and helps him structure his approach to his mother.
• Pyotr → Vlad (Social Friend) — A trusted friend who provides moral support and practical advice during Pyotr's preparation.