Santoni is a European dandy who invites Julia and her daughters to his villa during their stay in Morocco. His invitation provides the family with another social setting amid their financial difficulties, linking him to Julia and the girls as a temporary host or acquaintance.
A young criminal who becomes involved with Séverine, Marcel offers the danger and excitement that resemble her fantasies. He grows jealous and demanding, threatens to reveal her secret to Pierre, then shoots Pierre before fleeing and being killed by police. His actions transform Séverine's secret life into a real catastrophe.
Benjamin is a seventeen-year-old orphan raised in an isolated, decaying ancestral castle. His first visit to his wealthy aunt’s household exposes him to flirtation, jealousy, desire, and social games, while his attention gradually settles on Anne de Clécy.
Giacobbe I and II are the film’s central figures, moving between teaching, role-playing, philosophical debate, and apparent madness. They function like two unstable sides of one personality, experiment with seduction and recognition, question theatrical conventions, and organize a final public performance that collapses when the students do not appear.
Mysterious stranger who speaks an unknown language. Assists Antigone in defying the regime to bury the dead. They are arrested and tortured together, manage a temporary escape, but are eventually killed by police, becoming a pivotal symbol for the youth movement.
Count Mateo Tiepolo is an enigmatic nobleman who engineers Stefano’s downfall. He proposes reciprocal family murders, frames Stefano for Luisa’s death, and coerces him into a sniper attack that ultimately kills Mateo himself, revealing a scheme built around his own staged demise.
Pablo is a musician who spends time with Harry, though his easygoing attitude frustrates Harry’s wish to discuss music and meaning. After Pablo borrows a conspicuous car, Harry becomes involved in a reckless chase that ends when Loering stops them and orders the car destroyed.
Snake provides Socrate with crucial information about Chim's behavior and intentions. He reports that Chim is drinking expensive whisky, mistreating women, showing off cash, and claiming that Horace has the money. Snake also conveys Chim's threat to come and kill Horace, helping spread the warning to the compound.
Pierre Clémenti has 127 screen credits in a career dating back to 1960. Signature works include Little Lips, Sweet Movie, Pigsty. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
