Jonathan's friend and agent who frequently connects him with clients. Jonathan later confides in Karlo about an unexplained sense of loss following Sore's disappearance, indicating Karlo serves as a grounding connection to Jonathan's reality and social circle.
The rough but wise previous owner of the island holiday home who continues to reside on the property and challenges Zeynap with his unconventional views.
Nikola is the central protagonist, a father fighting to regain custody of his children after social services place them in foster care. He rejects advice to flee, walks nearly 300 kilometers to Belgrade, submits an appeal, and protests outside the ministry, insisting that he has the right to see his family.
A middle-aged passenger who initially promises to protect Milan but ultimately fails to act against the paramilitary soldiers, serving as a central figure representing the tragic theme of bystander complicity and guilt.
Viktor is one of the builders hired for the three-month job at Simon’s remote property. He becomes involved in the crew’s escalating conflict with Simon and fatally beats him with a hammer after the confrontation. He later tries to protect Amy, but remains trapped with Bob, Jim, Steve, and Dave in the cover-up.
Antonio is a flirtatious bartender at the family's hotel. At Tove's request, he agrees to charm Inger, giving her renewed confidence and attention during the birthday holiday. His provocative behavior, beach outing, nude self-portrait, and possible financial involvement turn the harmless-looking arrangement into a source of humiliation and family conflict.
Minor character, possibly a local figure in the sequel.
Goran Bogdan has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 2009. Their work is anchored in the Happy New Year Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Faraway, Father, Sore: A Wife from the Future. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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