Deceased attorney and Urszula's husband. His ghost breaks the fourth wall to narrate his fatal car accident. He appears as a spectral figure during Urszula's hypnotic session and ultimately reunites with her in death.
Julien is a middle-aged clockmaker who lives alone and blackmails Madame X. After reconnecting with Marie, he takes her into his home and tries to understand her unusual behavior and past. When he learns that she died by hanging, he attempts to join her, but Marie prevents his death and removes his memory of her, leaving them together in an uncertain new beginning.
Polish director filming in Switzerland, obsessed with finding the right lighting and frequently delaying production. He navigates relationships with both Hanna and Isabelle while recruiting factory workers as extras. Overwhelmed by the Solidarity movement in Poland and unable to finish the project, he ultimately leaves for Poland with a motel waitress.
Walser is a powerful executive connected to the family and its secretive weapons business. He dismisses Paul's suspicions before later confessing to Sylvie that he deliberately pushed her and Paul's father from a train. He recounts how he concealed the crime and supported his alibi, but refuses to explain his motive.
A priest whom Andrzej visits while probing the boundary between police work, local superstition, and buried village history. The summary confirms their meeting but gives no further details about what the Priest says or how he assists Andrzej.
Jerzy Radziwiłowicz has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Signature works include The Possessed, Man of the Crowds, The Black Beach. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
