Unnamed background extra with no specific dialogue or plot function.
Chantal is encouraged by someone to change her hairstyle and attend a party, but she says she dislikes socializing and does not know what to say. The exchange reveals her reluctance about the proposed outing; the summary does not establish how she is connected to the other main characters.
The central protagonist and mother who becomes deeply involved when a neighborhood child goes missing. She uncovers that her son possesses critical information about the disappearance.
Marthe is a young woman living in Quebec City in the 1920s. Although she is ostensibly there to study classical piano, she has an incurable heart condition that will eventually kill her. After discovering the city's jazz nightclubs, she chooses to live more fully in the limited time remaining to her.
Irene is a musician whose life is disrupted when she learns that the child she and Christophe had mourned without certainty was murdered. She asks Christophe to return, struggles with guilt and unresolved grief, confronts Gabrielle over painful family silence, and participates in the funeral decisions while gradually reconnecting with Christophe.
A suburban woman initially desperate to sell a backhoe abandoned in her yard. After a serious accident at her factory and a series of strange coincidences, she embarks on a transformative road trip with her brother Benoit.
Isabelle is the youngest of the Tanguay siblings, now an adult but still emotionally immature. Her older siblings protected her by telling her that their mother was dead, though she was actually alive and had abandoned the family. Isabelle's eventual discovery of the truth is the central event behind the film's family fallout.
Béatrice is connected to Sam and is worried about his disappearance and the state of their relationship. She tells him she is pregnant and believes he is the father, and says she felt abandoned while he was away in Amsterdam. She also presses Jeff about the friends' conflict, prompting him to admit that they behaved badly.
A minor character encountered during the search for a habitable planet.
Fanny Mallette has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Dans une galaxie près de chez vous Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Louise From 9 to 5, Stealing Alice, The Barnhouse. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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