A political figure described as hoping to become the next president.
The youngest brother who manages a countryside retreat for disabled people. He appears absolutely harmless on the surface but is deeply involved in the family's complex situation and hidden secrets.
Marco's old college friend who supposedly was jailed but actually resides in a Moroccan desert oasis; he orchestrated the scheme to secure funds for an agricultural project and saves the exhausted travelers.
Roberto D'Angelo is Marina's partner whose revolutionary ideals clash with her privileged background. Their arguments expose how difficult it is for her to abandon the habits and comforts she has grown used to, even as she criticizes the hypocrisy around her. He brings her conflict over privilege into her personal life.
Armando is a union leader who becomes Maddalena's lover and husband. Carlo objects to their marriage, but Maddalena insists on it. Their relationship deteriorates quickly, and she later tells the family she intends to leave Armando for another man, while he remains present at the later reunion.
Mario is connected to Anna’s past and is the subject of conversation when she and Dario sort through his belongings after a death. They find a personal note addressed to Nora among his things. Anna recalls marrying Mario after becoming pregnant as a teenager, and she and Dario discuss the life she shared with him.
Massimo Venturiello has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Signature works include La Grazia, A Night Full of Rain, In viaggio verso est. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
