Arthur's mother supports him after his second serious head injury and coma. She brings him home during his confused recovery and, together with the family, urges him to rest, providing practical care while he continues trying to understand the crash and his brother's fate.
Mother is Marcelline’s mother and part of the family world that surrounds her. The synopsis indicates that even a look from her can disturb Marcelline, showing how sensitive their connection is. She belongs to the living relationships Marcelline tries to communicate with while struggling with work, loneliness, and the fear of childlessness.
Federica and Bianca complain that their mother’s anxiety makes it difficult for them to speak openly at home. The summary offers no further details about her actions, but her anxiety is one source of tension in the family and affects the sisters’ ability to communicate.
Supporting character. Appears to be a minor figure in the characters' social circle without explicit plot relevance mentioned.
The painting's blind owner wants it sold immediately and says she does not want her estranged daughter to inherit it. After learning that the work was taken during the Nazi era, she refuses to keep it and insists that it should be returned to the heirs of its rightful owners.
Marisa Borini has 15 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Signature works include Celles qui restent, A Castle in Italy, Somebody Told Me About Carla Bruni. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
