Frankie is one of three eccentric brothers looking for Arco in the forest. Although the brothers first appear to be pursuing him, Frankie and the others become helpful allies to Iris and Arco. They assist the children in avoiding the police and give Arco back his gemstone.
Walid is the person who gives Sprite a practical way to earn money when his driving expenses become urgent. He offers him work with a post-party cleaning service and explains that payment depends on each assignment. As Sprite’s entry point into this nightlife job, Walid helps redirect the story while placing him within a joking workplace hierarchy involving Georges.
A colleague who shows Benjamin the school apartment and explains how he has built his life around the pupils, despite the end of his relationship.
One of Arnaud's friends, whom Arnaud had originally planned to visit during the summer before choosing to stay and work.
Sam's friend in the framing story, participates in heist.
A central protagonist devastated by a breakup, Vincent moves in with his best friend under an unconventional friendship-based arrangement. He struggles with lost sexual desire, emotional dependence, and the difficulty of balancing his close friendship with a developing relationship. His avoidance and staged farewell reveal his reluctance to make difficult romantic choices.
Leila's brother who returns from a long stay in Yemen radically transformed. He initially opposes Armand but becomes unexpectedly fascinated by the mysterious veiled woman (Armand's disguise), creating a complex psychological and romantic dynamic.
Julien and Lucie's son, father of Eva's unborn child.
A friend and colleague of Romain who represents the everyday reality and camaraderie of young workers navigating early adulthood.
One of Adam's best friends and a kebab shop worker. He excels at the hot dog eating challenge but incorrectly answers the final trivia question. His team ultimately wins after the cheating is exposed.
Adam's friend and co-planned roommate. Discovers clues about Adam's romantic life, tracks down the wedding location, steals a car, and confronts Juliette at the villa.
William Lebghil has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Summer Things with 1 titles. Signature works include Hear Me Love, Le Joueur, Stages of Love. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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