Evilenko (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Andrej Romanovic
(played by Malcolm McDowell) — protagonist
A schoolteacher dismissed in 1984 for attempting to assault a pupil. Driven by psychopathic urges and societal collapse, he becomes a prolific serial killer and cannibal, utilizing hypnotic powers to...
Vadim Timurovic Lesiev
(played by Marton Csokas) — protagonist
A magistrate and family man assigned to catch the serial killer. He relentlessly pursues the murderer for years, navigating evasion and hypnotic manipulation, until finally succeeding in capturing him...
Aron Richter
(played by Ronald Pickup) — supporting
A psychiatrist assigned to profile the serial killer. He tracks the killer to a hostage situation, successfully breaks the hypnotic hold on a young girl, but is subsequently murdered by the killer in...
piccola Mariam
(played by Marie Nadine Grin) — minor
Irina Zubova
(played by Romana Pollak) — minor
A woman whose accusation becomes part of Andrej’s troubling past. She alleges that he attempted to rape her, while Andrej denies the charge. Her testimony helps expose the gap between his respectable...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Vadim Timurovic Lesiev → piccola Mariam
(Family Father And Daughter) — Mariam's safety gives Vadim a personal stake in the child-murder investigation.
The reference identifies Mariam as Vadim's daughter and says children such as her are in danger.
Vadim Timurovic Lesiev → Aron Richter
(Professional Investigation Associates) — They are involved in the same murder investigation; the reference does not specify a direct exchange between them.
Aron is described as a doctor involved in the investigation, while Vadim is assigned to lead the case.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Andrej Romanovic → Irina Zubova
(Conflict Accused Assailant) — Irina's accusation becomes part of the evidence examined against Andrej, which he rejects.
Andrej's past includes Irina's accusation that he attempted to rape her; Andrej denies the accusation.
Andrej Romanovic → Vadim Timurovic Lesiev
(Conflict Interrogator And Suspect) — Vadim pursues Andrej as the suspected killer and later confronts him directly during interrogation.
Vadim takes charge of the murder investigation and later questions Andrej in custody, trying to persuade him to tell the truth.
Story Analysis
An investigation into child murders brings a suspect's public identity, violent history, and fractured explanations under scrutiny.
Plot Progression
A Childhood Tainted
— The film opens with a girl's disturbing vision and a schoolteacher's abuse of pupils. Years later, child murders begin spreading across the country.
A Killer Under Suspicion
— Vadim is asked to lead the murder investigation, with the danger to children giving the case personal urgency. Investigators focus on Andrej and examine Irina's past accusation.
Evidence and Doubt
— Andrej is detained, and interviews reveal a contrast between his respectable public position and violence toward children. Aron questions whether the crimes can be attributed to one person.
Fractured Memories
— Andrej imagines his dead father and recalls a child's death while denying responsibility. His account of his past shifts the questioning toward his inner explanations.
The Interrogation Continues
— Vadim tries to obtain the truth from Andrej after his mistreatment in custody. Andrej tells a story about abandonment and a lion, and the dialogue ends while his motives are still being probed.
Directed by David Grieco
Evilenko (2004) · 5.8/10 · crime, drama, thriller, history
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