Ammar is a detainee interrogated by Maya and Dan because of suspected links to people involved in the September 11 attacks. Under enhanced interrogation, he gives unreliable information about a possible attack but reveals the name of a personal courier, providing the first major lead in Maya’s pursuit of Osama Bin Laden.
Malik works alongside Bruno in supporting autistic patients and trains teenagers from rough Paris neighborhoods to care for them. He certifies young carers, including Dylan, but faces Dylan's disrespect and difficulty understanding the program's value. Malik is therefore a key operational partner to Bruno.
Grandchamp is the captain of the Titan and later commands the nuclear submarine carrying France’s retaliatory missile. Following military procedure, he prepares to launch despite the crisis, then fights the Titan when it tries to stop him. After Chanteraide appeals to his former trust, Grandchamp removes the targeting board before dying.
A prison-based drug dealer who partners with Malik and Ryad to run a hashish smuggling operation. He represents the criminal business side of Malik's early outside-enterprise ventures.
Mohamed is an Algerian prisoner whom Daru is ordered to take to Tinguit after killing his cousin over stolen grain. He initially accepts surrender as a way to prevent further revenge against his family, but Daru's protection gives him another choice. At Tinguit, Mohamed ultimately chooses refuge with nomads rather than French custody.
The Cab Driver is a friendly driver who takes Billy to Dave's cabaret and later helps Billy, Bones, Franky, and Rat leave the dangerous neighborhood. His assistance provides practical protection and transportation at crucial moments, including their final escape with the dinosaur head secured to the taxi.
A friend within Guillaume's social circle, representing the peer group that navigates life alongside him.
Sits on a terrace with a woman, engaging in a profound conversation about sexuality, childhood, memories, and gender differences. Represents the masculine perception in the film's central dialogue.
A member of Malik’s family who joins Sarah in trying to reach him after his disappearance. As rumors spread that a Lebanese demonstrator has been injured, Mohamed shares the family’s refusal to believe the victim is Malik, whom they know as French and not politically active. He is part of the family’s search for information and demand for answers.
Julien is a professional criminal who finds Albertine injured beside a highway after her escape from prison. He arranges her operation and false papers, leaves her with Nini, and remains intermittently absent because of his criminal life. His relationship with Albertine becomes central to her hopes and demands for commitment.
An Arabic narcotics captain and childhood friend of Manuel. He secretly managed Imrane as an informant and reveals this after Imrane's murder. Driss investigates the killing, tracks suspects via burner phones, and repeatedly guides Manuel through dangerous criminal territory, ultimately witnessing Manuel's fatal confrontation with Raji.
Yazid Jabbi works closely with Clémence Collombet on the financial and political problems surrounding Les Bernardins. He helps examine the renovation figures and investigate Esposito’s property network. Their cooperation becomes strained as Clémence considers entering government and possibly bringing Yazid into the ministry.
Reda Kateb has 57 screen credits in a career dating back to 2009. Signature works include The Specials, The Money Maker, The Wolf's Call. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
