Ahmad is an Iranian man who returns to France after four years to finalize his divorce from Marie. He shares a room with Fouad, counsels Lucie through her guilt and anger, helps search for her when she disappears, and attempts to bring emotional closure before returning to Iran.
A rival director whose professional success fuels Hasan’s resentment. Hasan admits visiting his house on the night he was killed.
Reza is Leila’s husband and a modern Iranian man who initially shares her contentment with their marriage. Although family expectations emphasize his duty to have children as the only son, he insists that he does not want children and firmly rejects the proposed second marriage, placing him at the center of the conflict.
Farhad is a painter who calls himself “Mr. Idiot” and claims to have known Goli for years. Though his repeated advances initially repel her, flashbacks reveal that he loved her since childhood and learned about her from her mother. He brings Goli a suitcase of objects she once treasured, and the two spend time together at her home.
Ali Mosaffa has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Signature works include Don Quixote, Gesture, You Only Go Around Once. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
