A high school student who orchestrates the murder of her classmate Saïd, claiming he raped her. She participates in disposing of the body, survives the hermit's cellar ordeal, but is ultimately caught and killed by the police after fleeing.
Diane is a member of Marc's family who witnesses the personal consequences of his banking decisions. During a family meal, she watches him face criticism over layoffs and the human cost of Phenix's profits. Her presence connects Marc's professional ruthlessness to the private isolation and moral conflict surrounding his rise.
Christine Maurel is Jean-Louis Maurel's wife. During Franck Adrien's search for his family, Maurel claims that Amélie is safe only while Franck stays away, explaining that Christine wants a child. Her role connects Maurel's domestic life with the threat separating Franck from his daughter.
Sarah Dacruon is a singer whose return to rehearsal ends with Guigui dismissing her from the ensemble. She disappears after asking a drinks server to turn off an oven, and her belongings are found on the Pont des Arts. Her loss drives Pascal's search and shapes the film's meditation on music, memory, and love.
One of Anna's three grown-up daughters. Born from Anna's first marriage, she barely knows her English father due to their failed union.
Véronique Pirotte is a judge who authorizes action against former minister Guy Van Bollen. The operation ends in a criminal ambush, where she is murdered along with several others. Her assassination becomes a central part of the conspiracy investigated by Lucie Tesla and contested by Frank Valken.
Pietra is Serge’s wife, whose marriage is strained by his infidelity and behavior. She is often sad, and Serge recognizes that he is hurting her and feels he is ruining her life. Her troubled relationship with Serge forms an important part of his struggle to face the consequences of his choices.
Juliette is a young woman waiting at Orly on her way home to her husband. During her time in the terminal, she falls in love with Vincent, a stranger she meets there, making their unexpected connection central to her story.
Carole is Patrick's young partner, struggling to support the household through poorly paid work at an industrial laundry. When her moped breaks down, she can no longer travel easily to work, and the problem motivates Patrick and the others to plan the robbery intended to obtain a replacement.
Natacha Régnier has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Signature works include Criminal Lovers, The Seagull, Capital. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.