Character Relationships in Cargo 200

Captain Zhurov (played by Aleksey Poluyan) is a protagonist in Cargo 200. A militsiya officer who arrives at the moonshiner's house. He shoots Sunka, rapes Anzhelika, and takes her hostage to his apartment. He handcuffs her to his bed, places her beside his deceased paratrooper fiancé’s corpse, and arranges for detainees to gang-rape her. He falsely frames Alexey for murder. He is eventually killed by Antonina. Artem, Professor of Scientific Atheism (played by Leonid Gromov) appears in Cargo 200. A university professor of Marxist-Leninist atheism visiting his brother. His car breaks down, leading him to a farmhouse where he debates faith with moonshiner Alexey. After getting drunk, he returns to his brother’s place. Later, he refuses to exonerate Alexey to protect his career, but is overcome with guilt and seeks baptism. He is later seen negotiating business with Valery. Antonina (played by Natalya Akimova) appears in Cargo 200. Alexey’s wife who locks Anzhelika in a banya and hands her a shotgun. She visits Alexey in jail, then seeks Artem’s testimony to clear his name. After Artem refuses and Alexey is executed, she arms herself, storms Zhurov’s apartment, kills him, and leaves without rescuing the chained Anzhelika. Artem's wife (played by Anzhelika Nevolina) appears in Cargo 200.

Character Relationship Map: Cargo 200

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Cargo 200 (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

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

Story Dynamics

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

Story Analysis

A story of institutional violence, moral cowardice, revenge, and spiritual guilt during the collapse of a social order.

Plot Progression

  1. A Country Between Worlds
  2. The Farmhouse Trap
  3. Cargo 200
  4. The Manufactured Verdict
  5. Revenge And Remorse

Directed by Aleksei Balabanov

Cargo 200 (2007) · 6.8/10 · crime, drama, thriller

Content sources

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