An elderly neighbor who shares his top-floor apartment with his wife to shelter Mathieu, Anna, and Sarah. As the gas rises, he and his wife accept their fate.
Alexandre Bens is the father of Marie Bens and the head of a large company. After the police fail to locate his kidnapped daughter, he hires Campana and accepts Meyer’s unusual proposal to involve François Perrin. He gives François Perrin broad authority to take over the search and recover Marie.
Gaspard is a local poacher who becomes the leading suspect after the missing woman’s body is found buried in a quarry and a wig is discovered with him. He refuses to explain himself, and the police arrest him despite doubts about his ability to commit the murder. He later escapes while being pursued through the fields.
Rémy Placet is the host at the center of the gathering. After his mother’s death and two months of special leave, he returns to work in good spirits and invites the office to his country house for a welcome-back party and tribute to her. He encourages the guests to relax and tries to calm the conflict as the celebration grows unruly.
Karp makes clear that Raissa directs the household’s property and future. His remarks connect the forest sale and the household’s dependence on Raissa with Axioucha’s anxiety about what will happen to her. The summary gives him a limited but revealing role in establishing Raissa’s authority over the household.
A minor character present in the school or local setting. The provided plot summary does not detail his specific actions or interactions, indicating a background or supporting function.
Le Fillanchiaux raises Philibert as his son and, while dying, reveals Philibert's true parentage. He urges Philibert to seek revenge for his biological father's murder.
An experienced man co-running a small Parisian airclub. He acts as a protective guardian figure, offering refuge to his runaway granddaughter.
A supporting ensemble character whose presence contributes to the social fabric of the group, often providing observational or situational comedy.
Le curé officiates at the wedding of Angèle and Charles. Their ceremony is played for comedy when Charles’s full name is confused, but the summary gives no further details about the priest or his relationship with the couple.
Michel Robin has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work is anchored in the Frederick Wiseman Paris Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Just a Breath Away, La saisie, Marquis. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
