Court monitor assigned to Daniel during his testimony. She provides emotional guidance and advises him that if objective truth is unknowable, he can choose what is personally true for him.
La metteuse en scène directs the theatrical production and challenges the company to examine the seducer’s relationship with the women he abandons. She confronts Laurent about both his performance and his conduct outside rehearsal, ultimately dismissing him and replacing him with Marina, whose personal sorrow may deepen the role.
Amber is a well-known camgirl whose blonde wig causes Nora to be mistaken for her at a college party. After Nora tracks her down and buys time for a conversation, the two become close through repeated video chats. They eventually meet in a park, where Nora asks Amber to kiss her.
Young adult documentary researcher who takes on an autism care project. Her investigation leads her to question her own identity, ultimately resulting in a diagnosis despite her partner's doubts and her mother's denial.
A key adult figure in Samuel's life. Her interactions reflect the film's grounded, unhurried humanism and contribute to the protagonist's emotional development during a period of familial and social transition.
The daughter of Rachel and Philippe, growing into a 33-year-old woman living in Paris. Marred by her father's alleged sexual abuse and controlling behavior, she harbors deep anger and emotional damage. She initially cuts ties with Philippe, then wrongly sends her mother away before they finally reconcile after five years to confront their shared trauma.
Jehnny Beth has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work is anchored in the Kaamelott Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Anatomy of a Fall, Her Difference, I'm the Man. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
