Character Relationships in Identification Marks: None
Andrzej Leszczyc (played by Jerzy Skolimowski) is a protagonist in Identification Marks: None.
The protagonist and director's alter ego. He decides to quit his ichthyology studies, leaves his sleeping girlfriend, and spends his remaining civilian hours before reporting for conscription. Teresa / Barbara / Leszczyc's wife (played by Elżbieta Czyżewska) is a protagonist in Identification Marks: None.
Andrzej's sleeping girlfriend whom he leaves behind at the start of the film before heading to report for military conscription. Mundek (played by Jacek Szczęk) appears in Identification Marks: None.
Raymond (played by Andrzej Żarnecki) appears in Identification Marks: None.
Man in the phone booth (played by Juliusz Lubicz-Lisowski) appears in Identification Marks: None.
Resistance member picking up bottles (played by Czesław Piaskowski) appears in Identification Marks: None.
Man at the draft board (played by Marek Piwowski) appears in Identification Marks: None.
Radio speaker (played by Leon Niemczyk) appears in Identification Marks: None.
Character Relationship Map: Identification Marks: None
Identification Marks: None (1965) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Andrzej Leszczyc
(played by Jerzy Skolimowski) — protagonist
The protagonist and director's alter ego. He decides to quit his ichthyology studies, leaves his sleeping girlfriend, and spends his remaining civilian hours before reporting for conscription.
Teresa / Barbara / Leszczyc's wife
(played by Elżbieta Czyżewska) — protagonist
Andrzej's sleeping girlfriend whom he leaves behind at the start of the film before heading to report for military conscription.
Mundek
(played by Jacek Szczęk) — supporting
Raymond
(played by Andrzej Żarnecki) — supporting
Man in the phone booth
(played by Juliusz Lubicz-Lisowski) — supporting
Resistance member picking up bottles
(played by Czesław Piaskowski) — supporting
Man at the draft board
(played by Marek Piwowski) — minor
Radio speaker
(played by Leon Niemczyk) — minor
Resistance member picking up bottles
(played by Janusz Kłosiński) — minor
Story Analysis
A young man navigates his final hours of civilian life before mandatory military conscription, grappling with identity and uncertainty.
Plot Progression
Awakening and Departure
Urban Wandering and Reflection
Confronting the Draft Board
Final Hours and Departure
Directed by Jerzy Skolimowski
Identification Marks: None (1965) · 6.4/10 · drama
