Religious figure and debater.
One of the two central brothers. Troubled by depression and anger, he leaves university, joins the army and later the police, forms relationships with Giorgia and Mirella, and dies by suicide in 1983.
Sabina's loving partner who represents stability and happiness in her life, serving as a grounding presence before her psychological struggles and past revelations disrupt her routine.
A partisan before whom Osvaldo is brought after being detained. He remains uncertain about the accusations against Osvaldo and Luisa, but recognizes that Osvaldo may be telling the truth.
Sandro's father, who is concerned with work, money, and practical matters. He teases and challenges Sandro during their trip, then tries to help two migrant siblings by offering money, a phone, and practical assistance.
A police investigator who unsuccessfully attempts to turn the protagonist into an informant, suspects him of the $300,000 theft, and later arrests him for a traffic violation at the end.
The central protagonist navigating romantic entanglements and social pressures in an ensemble Italian comedy.
A 40-year-old engineer who retreats to a lakeside villa after a mysterious disgrace, struggling with guilt, fear, and emotional paralysis.
Alessio Boni has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Signature works include The Tourist, The Best of Youth, The Girl in the Fog. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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