Character Relationships in Volt

Volt (played by Benno Fürmann) is a protagonist in Volt. A German police officer who kills a refugee during a border raid. Haunted by guilt, he returns to the migrant camp in disguise, falls in love with the victim's sister, and confesses his crime, offering her his service weapon for revenge. Torsun (played by Sascha Alexander Geršak) is a protagonist in Volt. A resident of the migrant transit camp. No specific plot details or narrative function are provided in the summary. La Blanche (played by Ayo) appears in Volt. A refugee and the sister of Hesham. She forms a romantic bond with Volt after he visits the camp in disguise. Rejects revenge despite being given Volt's gun, choosing to avoid becoming defined by the media narrative of a 'dead cop'. Polizeichef (played by André Hennicke) appears in Volt. Senior police official overseeing operations in the closed border zone. Represents the institutional authority under which Volt serves. Hesham (played by Tony Harrisson) appears in Volt. A refugee killed during a police raid in the transit camp. His death triggers the central conflict and Volt's subsequent moral crisis.

Character Relationship Map: Volt

Volt (2016) Poster

Volt (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Key Relationships

Story Analysis

A police officer's guilt-driven journey from lethal duty to moral redemption in a migrant camp.

Plot Progression

  1. Border Closure & Raid
  2. Guilt & Infiltration
  3. Romance & Confession
  4. Revenge & Resolution

Directed by Tarek Ehlail

Volt (2016) · 5.5/10 · science-fiction, thriller