A supporting character within the film's broad ensemble of family, romantic, and social relationships.
Anna's husband who loses his memory, prompting her to reconstruct his life.
A lieutenant in the Italian forces who holds a higher command rank than Serra and Rizzo. He survives the British offensive and joins Serra and Rizzo in the final, desperate march toward home.
A brother burdened by heavy debts and an ongoing political career. He desperately wants to sell the farm to avoid compromising his professional life, which fuels significant internal family conflict.
A shop assistant in a stale marriage with a divorce lawyer. He secretly dates the young Sara while attending the wedding reunion, forcing him to confront hidden agendas and personal ambitions.
Car dealership owner and Mara's second husband. A dependable figure who makes an economic deal with Verrio to help raise Sabina. Receives 300 million from Verrio and claims to donate it to a refugee center.
Emilio Solfrizzi has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work is anchored in the Men & Women Dilogy universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Love in the Villa, Gli anni spezzati, Mi rifaccio vivo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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