Kontroll

A ticket inspector who lives much of his life beneath the city’s surface, sleeping on train platforms and navigating a world that distrusts him. He codes himself by discipline, yet struggles with violence around him and a longing for connection, notably sparked by Zsófi. His leadership is quiet and tired, and he must balance duty with the tremor of unseen threats.

A veteran inspector whose rough humor and loyalty anchor the group. He embodies the volatile edge of the job, capable of anger when provoked and yet deeply bonded to his teammates. His presence highlights the fragility of restraint in a world where danger lurks on every platform.

A neurotic, narcoleptic new recruit who stumbles through the night shifts. He is eager to prove himself but often overwhelmed by the unknowns of the underground. His anxiety and attempts to fit in reveal the squad’s dynamics and the strain of keeping order.

The dimwitted greenhorn of the group, eager to join the rush of the rail runs yet naive about the dangers. His presence provides moments of lightness while underscoring the peril that surrounds the crew’s routines.

Bulcsú’s rival and a model employee who pridefully pushes him in a public rail-run challenge. His swagger and competitiveness reveal the unsparing culture of the underground world and the thin line between discipline and spectacle.

A bear-suited girl who captures Bulcsú’s attention and offers a spark of warmth in the tunnel-drawn life. Her presence introduces a fragile hope and a forbidden tenderness amid the crew’s hardened routine.

A veteran metro driver and Zsófi’s father, whose presence grounds the human cost of the underground’s world. His role hints at legacy, experience, and the connections that bind the city’s workers.

A prankster who reappears as a hooded figure pushing people onto the tracks, fueling rumors of suicides. The character embodies the eerie ambiguity and danger lurking in plain sight beneath the city.

The veteran worker nicknamed Professzor who offers gravity and experience to the group. He embodies the quiet wisdom of years spent in the underground and the weight of the crew’s shared history.