Supporting character. Role not detailed in the plot, potentially part of the hotel staff or interview panel.
Nicole is Alain's wife and the mother of Georges and Kelly. When Kelly disappears, Nicole and Georges know little about where she has gone or about the boyfriend she had been seeing. The years of searching separate Nicole from Alain and Georges; later, Georges reunites with her and Charles.
A secondary character within the social circle, contributing to the slice-of-life tapestry of the film.
Garance is an art specialist whom Lucie asks to examine the small theatre painting she wins at auction. She uses X-ray analysis and makes the decisive identification that the work is an original painting by the eighteenth-century master, giving important tangible support to Lucie's theory.
Florence is Vincent’s wife. After he is taken to the psychiatric hospital, she learns that he needs inpatient care and a specific treatment. She later confronts him about the strain his crisis has placed on their relationship, making clear that they cannot continue as before unless he changes.
Jeannine is one of the friends present around the preparation of Albert's play. She observes the tension created by Albert's intense relationship with Maria and the disruption caused when another woman recognizes his pursuit, placing her as a witness to the conflict surrounding Albert's work and private life.
Jo is Béa’s companion in the family trip funded by money left for them after a bereavement. Their visit becomes strained as grief and older resentments emerge, showing that Jo is closely connected to Béa’s personal and emotional life during a period already burdened by illness and loss.
Agathe Dronne has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Signature works include Interdits d'enfants, Les Cowboys, Des trous dans le silence. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
