Dahlia organizes an underground network that rescues kidnapped women and children during the wider conflict. She sometimes buys their freedom, showing a parallel form of resistance to the armed operation led by Bahar and revealing the humanitarian struggle behind the battlefield.
Leila is an English-speaking refugee from Afghanistan who accompanies Bashir's family during their attempt to cross the green border. She escapes into the forest during a confrontation, helps a drowning child, and is later detained after being expelled from the hospital, leaving her fate uncertain.
Dolores is Antonio Bolivar’s wife from the period when they left the mountains to help settle the jungle. She dies of malaria, leaving Antonio a widower who remains in the forest for decades. Her absence shapes his memories, his loneliness, and his questions about the love and life they never fully shared.
Behi Djanati Atai has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Signature works include Raha, La veste bleue, Na Marei. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.