Walter Scholl (played by Rainer Bock) is a protagonist in Atlas.
Walter Scholl is a newly hired mover who becomes involved in a failed eviction targeting Jan Haller's home. After being injured in an attack, he warns Jan that the eviction is linked to dangerous business interests. He works for Roland Grone, but insists that his attempts to help Jan are not meant as intimidation. Jan Haller (played by Albrecht Schuch) appears in Atlas.
Jan Haller is the resident resisting an unlawful eviction from his apartment. He produces documents proving that the order was repealed, protects his family during the ensuing attack, and reports the violence. Despite Walter Scholl's warning about dangerous people, Jan refuses to surrender his home and plans to appeal. Roland Grone (played by Uwe Preuss) appears in Atlas.
Roland Grone is the powerful employer connected to Walter Scholl and the broader business dealings behind the eviction conflict. He takes Walter to meet Hadi Afsari's family after Moussa Afsari disappears, promises to help locate him, and questions Walter about his earlier confrontation with Moussa. Alfred Hoppe (played by Thorsten Merten) appears in Atlas.
Alfred Hoppe serves as the company's legal aide and bailiff during the attempted eviction of Jan Haller's home. After the operation fails because the order has been repealed, he is later hospitalized after crashing into a tree while drunk. Walter Scholl waits anxiously for news of his condition. Julia Haller (played by Nina Gummich) appears in Atlas.
Julia Haller is present during the confrontation surrounding the attempted eviction of the Haller home. When Jan Haller refuses to cooperate, he asks her to call the police, placing her directly within the family's response to the escalating violence and the threat to their household. Hadi Afsari (played by Mohammad-Ali Behboudi) appears in Atlas.
Hadi Afsari is part of the family drawn into the escalating investigation after Moussa Afsari disappears and his abandoned car is discovered. Roland Grone brings Walter Scholl to meet the family and says he will assist in finding Moussa, linking Hadi to the unresolved danger surrounding the case. Moussa Afsari (played by Roman Kanonik) appears in Atlas.
Moussa Afsari is a member of the family connected to Roland Grone's business circle. He disappears after his car is found abandoned, leaving his family without answers. Roland says he will help find him, while Walter Scholl is questioned about an earlier confrontation involving Moussa.
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Characters
Walter Scholl
(played by Rainer Bock) — protagonist
Walter Scholl is a newly hired mover who becomes involved in a failed eviction targeting Jan Haller's home. After being injured in an attack, he warns Jan that the eviction is linked to dangerous busi...
Jan Haller
(played by Albrecht Schuch) — supporting
Jan Haller is the resident resisting an unlawful eviction from his apartment. He produces documents proving that the order was repealed, protects his family during the ensuing attack, and reports the...
Roland Grone
(played by Uwe Preuss) — supporting
Roland Grone is the powerful employer connected to Walter Scholl and the broader business dealings behind the eviction conflict. He takes Walter to meet Hadi Afsari's family after Moussa Afsari disapp...
Alfred Hoppe
(played by Thorsten Merten) — supporting
Alfred Hoppe serves as the company's legal aide and bailiff during the attempted eviction of Jan Haller's home. After the operation fails because the order has been repealed, he is later hospitalized...
Julia Haller
(played by Nina Gummich) — supporting
Julia Haller is present during the confrontation surrounding the attempted eviction of the Haller home. When Jan Haller refuses to cooperate, he asks her to call the police, placing her directly withi...
Hadi Afsari
(played by Mohammad-Ali Behboudi) — supporting
Hadi Afsari is part of the family drawn into the escalating investigation after Moussa Afsari disappears and his abandoned car is discovered. Roland Grone brings Walter Scholl to meet the family and s...
Moussa Afsari
(played by Roman Kanonik) — supporting
Moussa Afsari is a member of the family connected to Roland Grone's business circle. He disappears after his car is found abandoned, leaving his family without answers. Roland says he will help find h...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Hadi Afsari → Moussa Afsari
(Family Member)
Roland takes Walter to meet Hadi Afsari and Moussa Afsari's family after Moussa disappears.
Walter Scholl → Roland Grone
(Professional Employee)
Walter later admits that he works for Roland Grone and knows about Grone's broader business dealings.
Jan Haller → Julia Haller
(Family Spouse)
Walter meets Jan's wife at Jan's home, and Julia is identified as the person Jan asks to call the police.
Walter Scholl → Alfred Hoppe
(Professional Colleague)
Walter is introduced as a new colleague during the eviction assignment, while Alfred is identified as the company's legal aide and bailiff.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Roland Grone → Hadi Afsari
(Alliance Collaborator)
Roland takes Walter to meet Hadi Afsari and Moussa Afsari's family while discussing Moussa's disappearance.
Roland Grone → Moussa Afsari
(Unknown Search Associate)
After Moussa disappears and his car is found abandoned, Roland says that he will help find him.
Walter Scholl → Moussa Afsari
(Conflict Confrontational Associate)
Walter confronts a violent man at a gambling hall, and Roland later questions Walter about his earlier confrontation with Moussa.
Jan Haller → Alfred Hoppe
(Conflict Eviction Adversary)
Alfred is the company's legal aide and bailiff during the attempted eviction of Jan's home.
Roland Grone → Jan Haller
(Conflict Indirect Adversary)
Walter warns Jan that the eviction is connected to powerful and dangerous people, and he has already identified Roland as his employer.
Walter Scholl → Jan Haller
(Alliance Reluctant Ally)
Walter warns Jan that the eviction involves powerful and dangerous people and says he wants to help him.
Story Analysis
A failed eviction exposes a network of violence, distrust, and dangerous business connections surrounding Jan, Walter, and Roland.
Plot Progression
The Repealed Eviction
Violence at the Home
A Family Under Threat
Dangerous Business Ties
The Missing Man
Directed by David Nawrath
Atlas (2018) · 6.4/10 · drama
Content sources
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