An elderly Holocaust survivor and Daisy's grandmother. She shares her harrowing wartime past, including the loss of her two younger sisters in a concentration camp, providing a profound historical anchor to the narrative. Despite initially being the target of Daisy's trauma-fueled anger, Nana demonstrates deep compassion by preventing Daisy's suicide and gently advising her not to fear life or love.
Their grandmother-granddaughter bond is the emotional foundation of the film.
The plot identifies Nana as Daisy's grandmother, and Daisy frequently stays with her when her parents leave town.
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