Bárbara is Lucca’s mother and a central figure in the family’s struggle. During childbirth, she suffers respiratory arrest after the epidural affects her diaphragm, contributing to the crisis that leaves Lucca severely injured. She later pursues experimental treatment for him and learns that the emergency was not caused by a failure to push.
The central protagonist whose decade-long marriage lacks passion, leading her into a dangerous emotional and physical entanglement with her husband's brother.
Carmen Aldama is another member of the Aldama family linked in Emiliano's investigation to Rigoberto Duplas and the mine. The available account gives no confirmed action or explanation of her involvement, but places her within the network of people connected to the unresolved disappearances Emiliano is trying to understand.
Inés is the film's titular protagonist, portrayed by Bárbara Mori. The story centers on her experience as a thirty-year-old single woman, making her the narrative focus and the character through whom the film's comedic premise is presented.
Amanda is a beautiful, psychopathic architect who leaves Santiago after shooting her unfaithful boyfriend and being fired. In Valparaíso, she disguises herself as an unattractive woman to avoid romance, then uses the alias Helena to manipulate Marcelo and test his feelings. Her deception eventually comes to light, and she and Marcelo marry.
Bárbara Mori has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Signature works include Women in Blue, Lucca's World, My Brother's Wife. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
