Leader of the replicant resistance movement
Academic who studies The Further and assists Dalton's research.
Said's mother is part of the family he leaves behind before the planned attack. Said records a farewell video and says goodbye to his family without revealing what he intends to do, making her an unknowing relative connected to his final departure.
Voight's former lawyer who hid the puzzle box in a warehouse. She attempts to reclaim it from Riley, is cut by its blade, and subsequently abducted by the Cenobites.
Anna is one of Mary's parents in Nazareth. When Mary returns from visiting Elisabeth while pregnant, Anna and the other parent fear that Joseph may accuse her of adultery, an offense that could lead to stoning. Her concern reflects the serious social and legal danger surrounding Mary's pregnancy.
Palestinian widow who inherits a lemon grove near the border. When security forces order the trees uprooted to protect the Defense Minister's residence, she fights back legally. Isolated from her family, she partners with lawyer Ziad Daud, leading to a landmark Supreme Court case and a complex emotional journey.
Fatima is a strong-willed masseuse working in an Algiers hamam in 1995. After witnessing a terror attack, she struggles to preserve order as the women’s refuge becomes tense when a pregnant sixteen-year-old seeks shelter. She is the narrative’s central figure, responsible for managing the hamam and responding to the crisis around her.
The widow of Moulay Hassan and mother of the three daughters. She preserves family unity by hiding Zakaria's true parentage, confesses during the will reading, and encourages Zakaria to accept his inheritance as the sole male heir.
Souhila is presented as Mehdi’s mother and is strongly attached to Algerian family traditions. She urges him to keep Léa at a distance and imagines a large wedding in Algeria, but later agrees to meet Léa and shares her cooking knowledge and belly-dancing with her. Her unexpected appearance at the restaurant helps expose the family’s concealed history.
Léo's wife is part of the life he shares with the painter through stories about his experiences and their travels. As the two friends journey toward Paris, Léo begins recounting how he met her. The available story does not provide her name or describe her appearing in the events.
Fatima is one of the women who joins Leila and Rachida in discussing the suffering caused by the village’s water shortage. Her participation places her within the women’s collective protest, which exposes the dangers of carrying water and challenges the men’s refusal to accept responsibility for supplying the village.
Central role played by Hiam Abbass, one of the three performers described in the synopsis as starring in the film. Leila is therefore part of the principal cast, but the synopsis gives no additional plot information about the character.
Hiam Abbass has 105 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Insidious with 1 titles. Signature works include Blade Runner 2049, Insidious: The Red Door, The Arab. 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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