Eugénie's father, part of the family that has her involuntarily committed to the Salpêtrière.
Diane's ex-husband and current business partner, navigating the complexities of post-divorce professional collaboration.
Paris-based film producer whom Wiktor courts on Zula's behalf, embellishing her backstory to make her intriguing. While her record is being made, Zula begins an affair with Michel, which she later blurts out in a drunken fight with Wiktor. After she vanishes, it is Michel who tells Wiktor that Zula has returned to Poland.
Member of the SATD investigative team assisting in the manhunt for the November attackers.
The protagonist’s brother, Isaac repeatedly pesters him for money, creating tension within their family relationship. During the Shabbat dinner at their aunt’s house, the brothers’ situation also reveals that they lack parental support, placing Isaac within the troubled family circumstances influencing the protagonist’s plans.
Supporting character. Likely part of Émilie's academic or social network, but specific details are not provided in the summary.
A peer figure in Benoit's life, likely providing social context or support, though specific interactions are not outlined in the synopsis.
Boris lives with Marie and their daughters, Jade and Margaux, but his relationship with Marie is breaking down. He arrives earlier than agreed, joins escalating arguments, and behaves like an abandoned victim during dinner. He offers Marie 150,000 euros for her apartment share, while accusing her of treating him unfairly and relying on his family's wealth.
Cédric Kahn has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Signature works include Regrets, L'ennui, Making Of. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
