The person under whom Grégoire works at a bank.
Another member of the stage management/production team. Contributes to the realistic backdrop of the film, contrasting with the fantastical elements of the story world.
Darius’s supportive acquaintance who gives him the keys to his apartment, changes the locks, displays articles about him, cleans the disordered place, and stocks the freezer.
Huntsman, skilled outdoorsman, represents rural lifestyle.
A person close to the missing woman who becomes deeply involved in the search, helping circulate information and contact witnesses.
Juge Godefroy De Bernard is Ariane's enterprising colleague. Because he is excessively sweet toward her, Ariane initially believes he may be the father of her unborn child. Her later investigation overturns that suspicion and reveals that Bob Nolan, rather than De Bernard, is the child's father.
A school staff member, possibly a janitor or assistant.
Patrick is involved in a chaotic commotion surrounding a drunken man caught in a scooter’s wheel. The people present try to free the man and get him home, while an outburst about leaving for Africa reveals anger and resentment among those involved. The summary does not specify Patrick’s exact role in the dispute or its outcome.
Docteur Petrowski is the doctor who studies the family’s mysterious body-swapping phenomenon. He describes it as the greatest discovery in human history, but his scientific interest frightens the family because they fear being treated as experimental subjects. His work turns their domestic crisis into a dangerous medical investigation.
The head of the design team for a theatrical production, part of Raphaël's professional network and the creative ecosystem that captivates Suzanne.
A fatigued ride-hailing driver that exemplifies the exhausting physical and mental toll of gig work. Serves as a cautionary figure or relatable peer for Alexandre.
Philippe Uchan has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Little Nicholas Trilogy with 1 titles. Signature works include See You Up There, Bye Bye Morons, Le Créateur. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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