A female legal professional or prosecutor's associate participating in the trial, contributing to the 'opposing truths' mechanism.
The bride at the center of the wedding celebration. She was previously admired by Max's brother-in-law and remains the focal point of the event despite the surrounding disasters.
Agathe recognizes Juste as someone connected to an intimate encounter from her past. Embarrassed and unsettled by his presence, she nevertheless remains emotionally connected to him. Her home becomes a place where Juste's condition disrupts ordinary life, and she later urges him to hurry as he moves beyond the world of the living.
The female lead of the film, played by Judith Chemla. According to the minimal movie information available, she is the co-star and her role is tied to the central narrative, but no specific storytelling details or character actions are described in the plot excerpt. Her rating reflects the fact that she belongs to the primary cast. Her importance may be derived from the cast listing rather than detailed plot data.
Meriem is Franck's wife and the mother of their five children. She is two months pregnant, and her religious convictions forbid abortion, although she and Franck cannot afford another child. Together, they believe Anna and Julien would make good parents.
Camille's best friend in high school. She provides consistent companionship and emotional support as Camille re-experiences her teenage years.
Françoise is one of Maurice Agnelet’s romantic partners. Suspecting that Maurice is involved with Agnès Le Roux, she visits Agnès’s bookstore to warn her. Years later, Françoise testifies against Maurice at his trial and withdraws an earlier alibi, stating that she was not with him in Switzerland when Agnès disappeared.
Jeanne is the daughter of Baron Simon-Jacques and Adelaide, and the central figure of the story. She falls in love with Julien and marries him, but discovers his affairs with Rosalie and Gilberte. After Julien's death, she raises their son Paul and later faces his debts and distance, with Rosalie returning to support her.
The protagonist's mother, who suffers from anorexia.
Nina is an unemployed and homeless mother traveling with her five-year-old son, Enzo. She seeks assistance through a social-support organization and reaches a shelter in Versailles, but after spending a night with Damien, she leaves Enzo in his care. Seven years later, she writes to Damien's parents seeking her child.
Gabriel's former partner. Their reunion after his return is painful, and although lingering feelings remain, their relationship appears to be over.
Margot is one of Angie’s friends and a student whose unsuccessful audition creates resentment toward another student. After the phone hypnotizes her, she follows its command to set that student’s hair on fire with a Bunsen burner. She later apologizes by text, but her attempt at reconciliation is rejected.
Judith Chemla has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Signature works include A Missing Part, Summer Frost, Not My Type. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
