Léa — Alternate Weeks (and Half the Vacation) Character Profile

About Léa

A 12-year-old girl (approaching her 13th birthday) who alternates weeks between her parents. She harbors anger toward her mother, blames her for the divorce, and prefers her father's weeks. She undergoes significant personal growth, learning to see the world in a new way.

Character Facts

Played by

Bertille Chabert

Appears in

Alternate Weeks (and Half the Vacation) (2009)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (3)

• Léa — Family Mother-Daughter — Marjorie (Mathilde Seigner)

  Biological mother and daughter, initially strained by divorce blame.

• Léa — Family Father-Daughter — François (Bernard Campan)

  Biological father and daughter, initially preferred by Léa due to his laid-back lifestyle.

• Léa — Family Grandmother-Granddaughter — Nicole, la mère de Marjorie (Danièle Lebrun)

  Grandmother and granddaughter navigating family dynamics.

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• Marjorie (Mathilde Seigner)
• François (Bernard Campan)
• Pauline (Judith Davis)
• Le juge (Christine Gagnieux)
• Jérôme (Grégori Derangère)
• Nicole, la mère de Marjorie (Danièle Lebrun)
• M. Gaudin (Didier Brice)
• Le prof de musique (François Toumarkine)
• Gulliver (Mattéo La Capria)
• Chloé (Manon Valentin)
• La prof de piano (Thérèse Roussel)
• Maxime (Jean-Baptiste Fonck)