Guy Broussard is Mother’s second-in-command within the Montreal fentanyl organization. After Mother learns that Guy has been speaking with authorities, he executes him to eliminate a suspected informant and protect the cartel. Guy’s death demonstrates Mother’s violent response to the investigation surrounding the captured courier.
Albert is a young actor in Montreal who dreams of becoming a movie star in Hollywood. He sets out on a road trip across the United States in pursuit of that ambition, making him the central character whose journey brings him into contact with the people he meets along the way.
Donald Lavoie is the film’s central character, a hitman working for the Dubois brothers crime gang. After a botched double murder, he faces pressure from detective Patrick Burns to testify against his bosses while Claude Dubois demands proof of his loyalty, placing Donald between law enforcement and the criminal organization.
Luc is an acclaimed architect whose public success contrasts with a collapsing private life. After serving on a national design jury and receiving an award, he pursues major commissions while feeling increasingly empty at home. He confesses to sleeping with another woman, recognizes Stéphanie's attraction to Melissa, and considers selling their rural property.
Rafaël is a daredevil drawn to dangerous risks after being rejected from his dream job as an airline pilot because of partial deafness in one ear. He joins Charles and Manu in preparing for the annual BASE jump and becomes the other man in Manu's love triangle.
Pierre Harel is Gerry’s musical collaborator and an outspoken participant in debates about the band’s artistic identity. He argues with Gerry over whether their rock music should be performed in English, French, or Québécois, while their disagreements ultimately help shape a distinctive local sound.
Éric Bruneau has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Signature works include C'est moi le meilleur, Gurov and Anna, Dusk for a Hitman. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
