A mother in the Duval family who helps explain that the aging dog is suffering. She becomes increasingly involved in conflicts with Fleur as her daughter seeks independence, and their confrontations contribute to the family’s emotional strain.
Christine is Erell's sick mother, living with her in the family setting. Although Erell cares for her, Christine rejects that care, creating emotional distance and deepening Erell's feeling that she lacks the family closeness shared by her parents and sister.
Ruth Halimi is Ilan’s mother and part of the Halimi family at the center of the story. After Ilan is kidnapped, she and the family receive a ransom demand and more than 700 threatening calls, while urgently seeking police help and struggling with the investigation’s failures.
Martine hosts the dinner and spends the day preparing the meal and managing the household. She feels ignored by Jacques and resentful toward the guests, especially because of the young woman's behavior and the men's attention to her. She later confides in Georges about her disappointment.
Social worker who acts as the primary antagonist in the adoption process. She actively uses every available method to prevent the couple from adopting the baby.
Commissaire Vasseur warns Drieu that the small station is due to close and instructs him to keep a low profile, handling minor complaints until local police take over serious cases. His expectations set the limits of Drieu's assignment, which Drieu disregards as he pursues links between crimes and a weapons operation.
Wife of Arthur and friend to the Stangersons, hosts the honeymoon at the chateau.
Marie Bjorg is a therapist working at Christian Licht's memory-loss clinic. She is involved in an affair with Christian, who assumes the patients do not know about it. Her relationship with Christian forms an important secondary thread within the clinic, which is also the setting where Claire and Philippe begin their relationship.
The aunt who shares her husband's reluctant acceptance of Léna's lover, embodying the traditional family's struggle to adapt to modern disruptions.
A supporting character associated with the story; the available plot summary does not specify her role.
Titeuf's mother who, alongside her husband, faces the threat of deportation, becoming the emotional anchor of the family's crisis.
A supporting police figure or witness connected to the criminal network. Assists or obstructs the investigation based on internal departmental pressures and case developments.
Zabou Breitman has 110 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Y a pas de réseau with 2 titles. Signature works include Alter Ego, The First Day of the Rest of Your Life, Narco. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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