Jérôme is Greg Cerva’s senior officer and initially follows the police chain of command instead of authorizing Greg’s requests for a stronger brigade. He later knows about the drug payment arrangement, but lies before the judge to protect Greg, Antoine, Yass, and the rest of the unit.
A television debate opponent and public intellectual who accuses Jean-Etienne of performative activism, triggering the film's central conflict.
A quiet bachelor who raises pigs on a farm in the Pyrenees, Maxence faces the loss of his valley and home when a planned highway threatens to cross his land. He leads the resistance against the project and forms an unexpected alliance with Peter. His cause also draws in Scarlett, Inès, Fabrice, and his cousin Bouzigue.
The owner of the nightclub where The Girl sings and a possessive, aggressive figure in her life. He watches and follows The Artist, sends threatening letters to The Girl, attempts to attack The Artist, and later beats her with a friend. He is eventually found dead at the hotel beside the wounded Girl.
Manager of the holiday village hosting the students.
Pistachio is encountered in prison during the detectives' investigation. His vulgar jokes and reckless behavior make the mission more difficult, suggesting that he is an unruly figure whose conduct complicates the police work. The synopsis does not establish a deeper relationship between him and Franck or Paul.
Cyril Lecomte has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Would I Lie to You? Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Stronghold, No Pasaran, With Open Arms. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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