Character Relationship Map: Bikers

Characters

• David (played by Adam Mišík) — protagonist

  David is one of the film’s central characters and a stepson of Tereza. He spends much of his time online and on social media with his stepbrother Jáchym and their friend Saša, and he has difficulty in...

• Tereza (played by Hana Vagnerová) — supporting

  Tereza is David’s stepmother. Concerned with the group’s online-centered habits and their difficulty interacting with women, she makes David, his stepbrother Jáchym, and their friend Saša take a long...

• Jáchym (played by Jan Komínek) — supporting

  Jáchym is David’s stepbrother and one of the film’s central characters. He spends most of his time online and on social media alongside David and their friend Saša, and the three have trouble interact...

• Irča (played by Esther Lubadika) — supporting
• Saša (played by Vojtěch Machuta) — supporting

  Saša is a friend of the stepbrothers David and Jáchym. He shares their habit of spending much of their time online and on social media, as well as their difficulty interacting with women. When David’s...

• Hanka (played by Celeste Buckingham) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Tereza → Saša (Power Authority Figure) — Tereza directs Saša into an experience outside his usual routine.

  The synopsis states that Tereza forces all three young men, including Saša, to go on a long bicycle trip.

• Tereza → Jáchym (Power Authority Figure) — Tereza exercises decisive authority over Jáchym by imposing the trip.

  Tereza forces Jáchym, David, and Saša to take a long bicycle trip.

• Tereza → David (Family Stepmother) — Tereza is David's stepmother and intervenes in his lifestyle.

  The synopsis identifies Tereza as David's stepmother.

• David → Jáchym (Family Stepbrother) — David and Jáchym are stepbrothers who share the central social and digital-life problem.

  The synopsis explicitly describes Jáchym and David as stepbrothers.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Saša → Irča (Social Acquaintance) — Saša meets Irča during the group's journey.

  The synopsis says that the boys meet girls during the bicycle trip, and Irča is listed as one of the female characters.

• Saša → Hanka (Social Acquaintance) — Saša encounters Hanka outside his online-centered routine.

  The synopsis says that the boys meet girls during the bicycle trip, and Hanka is listed as one of the girls in the cast.

• Jáchym → Irča (Social Acquaintance) — Jáchym meets Irča during the journey's social encounters.

  The synopsis states that the boys meet girls during the trip, and Irča is listed among the female characters.

• Jáchym → Hanka (Social Acquaintance) — Jáchym encounters Hanka while adapting to face-to-face interaction.

  The synopsis states that the boys meet girls during the trip, while the cast identifies Hanka as a girl in the story.

• David → Irča (Social Acquaintance) — David meets Irča during the social encounters connected with the trip.

  The synopsis says that the boys meet girls during the bicycle journey, and the cast identifies Irča as one of the female characters.

• David → Hanka (Social Acquaintance) — David encounters Hanka as part of the journey's real-world social experiences.

  The synopsis says that the boys meet girls during the bicycle journey, and the cast identifies Hanka as one of the girls in the story.

• Jáchym → Saša (Social Friend) — Jáchym and Saša belong to the same friendship circle.

  The synopsis presents Saša as a friend who spends most of his time with Jáchym and David.

• David → Saša (Social Friend) — Saša is part of David's close social group.

  The synopsis says that Jáchym and David spend time with their friend Saša.

Story Analysis

A forced bicycle journey moves three digitally absorbed young men toward direct social contact and a new appreciation of real life.

Plot Progression

1. Life Behind the Screens — David, Jáchym, and Saša spend most of their time on the internet and social media. They also struggle to interact with women, establishing the limits of their virtual-centered lifestyle.
2. Tereza Forces the Journey — David's stepmother Tereza intervenes and forces the three young men to take a long bicycle trip. The journey removes them from their familiar online routine.
3. Encounters Beyond the Screen — During the trip, the boys meet girls, including Hanka, Irča, Alena, and Monika. These encounters place their difficulty with women into direct, real-world situations.
4. Reality Wins — The continuing journey makes the boys reconsider their dependence on virtual interaction. They discover that the real world offers a better experience than the digital one.