The protagonist who time-travels from his unhappy adult life in Paris to 1967. As a 14-year-old teenager, he attempts to alter his family's tragic fate by strengthening bonds with his parents, pursuing his secret crush on Sylvie, and investigating his father's hidden struggles. Despite his efforts to prevent his father's departure and his mother's subsequent grief, he ultimately witnesses history unfold unchanged before returning to the present.
The child version of Jacquou, a peasant boy who lives with his parents until his family is broken apart by the conflict with Nansac. He befriends other children while begging on the streets, and after nearly freezing to death, is rescued by the local priest and grows up under his protection.
Antoine is a particularly handsome boy in Juliette’s class. Juliette secretly sees him leaving Hélène Solenska’s home, and his apparent exchanges with Hélène become the focus of her troubled imagination. Although the plot summary presents no confirmed romance, Juliette believes that Antoine and Hélène are secretly involved.
Léo Legrand has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Signature works include A Distant Neighborhood, Un ciel radieux, Trouble at Timpetill. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
