Laurin (played by Dóra Szinetár) is a protagonist in Laurin.
The 12-year-old protagonist and daughter of a sailor. She witnesses a child abduction, survives her mother's murder, and lives with her grandmother. Haunted by strange visions, her dangerous curiosity drives her toward the truth about the child killer. Flora Andersen (played by Brigitte Karner) is a protagonist in Laurin.
Laurin's mother. Her discovery of a murdered boy's body and the killer's face leads to her own death, found under a bridge, which serves as the inciting incident for the story. Van Rees (played by Károly Eperjes) appears in Laurin.
A village resident with the surname Van Rees. Specific narrative role is not detailed in the synopsis, but shares a name with the Pastor, suggesting possible family or community ties. Olga (played by Hédi Temessy) appears in Laurin.
Presumed to be Laurin's grandmother. She assumes guardianship of the young protagonist following the tragic death of Flora. Zigeunerjunge (played by Zsolt Szerenyi) appears in Laurin.
Stefan Berghaus (played by Barnabás Tóth) appears in Laurin.
Laurin's classmate and friend. His sudden disappearance escalates the village's terror, confirming that a predator is targeting children. Frau Greta Berghaus (played by Kati Sír) appears in Laurin.
A local mother figure, presumed to be Stefan's parent. Represents the community's vulnerability and grief as children vanish. Zwillingsschwester (played by Ottilia Marschek) appears in Laurin.
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Characters
Laurin
(played by Dóra Szinetár) — protagonist
The 12-year-old protagonist and daughter of a sailor. She witnesses a child abduction, survives her mother's murder, and lives with her grandmother. Haunted by strange visions, her dangerous curiosity...
Flora Andersen
(played by Brigitte Karner) — protagonist
Laurin's mother. Her discovery of a murdered boy's body and the killer's face leads to her own death, found under a bridge, which serves as the inciting incident for the story.
Van Rees
(played by Károly Eperjes) — supporting
A village resident with the surname Van Rees. Specific narrative role is not detailed in the synopsis, but shares a name with the Pastor, suggesting possible family or community ties.
Olga
(played by Hédi Temessy) — supporting
Presumed to be Laurin's grandmother. She assumes guardianship of the young protagonist following the tragic death of Flora.
Zigeunerjunge
(played by Zsolt Szerenyi) — supporting
Stefan Berghaus
(played by Barnabás Tóth) — supporting
Laurin's classmate and friend. His sudden disappearance escalates the village's terror, confirming that a predator is targeting children.
Frau Greta Berghaus
(played by Kati Sír) — supporting
A local mother figure, presumed to be Stefan's parent. Represents the community's vulnerability and grief as children vanish.
Zwillingsschwester
(played by Ottilia Marschek) — minor
Zwillingsschwester
(played by Gabriella Marschek) — minor
Enno
(played by Attila Hajdu) — minor
Nikolas
(played by Gabor Nemeth) — minor
Zweiter Zigeuner
(played by Kasi Béla) — minor
Pastor Van Rees
(played by Endre Kátay) — supporting
The village clergyman. Likely serves as a moral and spiritual anchor for Laurin and her family amidst the trauma and supernatural visions.
Arne
(played by János Derzsi) — supporting
A local resident. Given Laurin's description as a 'sailor's daughter,' Arne may be her father or another maritime figure, though his exact role is not specified in the summary.
Herr Engels
(played by Zoltán Gera) — supporting
A local resident or official. No specific narrative function is outlined in the provided plot summary.
Frau Johansson
(played by Ildikó Hámori) — supporting
A local resident. Her specific role and connections to the main plot are not detailed in the synopsis.
Story Analysis
A young girl navigates trauma, loss, and supernatural visions while a child killer terrorizes her village.
