A fiercely independent and outspoken student advocating for others' rights while confronting past trauma, navigating complex friendships, and pursuing activism.
Liam is one half of the couple whose Christmas Eve wedding brings Joan and Beau back together at Snowfall Lodge. The Christmas tree lighting matters deeply to him because it preserves a memory of his father. He later decides not to move to New York after graduation, helping keep his family together in Colorado.
Dora's boyfriend, whom she has not yet told about her pregnancy. He comes over on Halloween as Dora is preparing to share the news, but violence escalates and Dora finds him dead, prompting her to call emergency services. His death marks a turning point in the danger closing in on Dora.
Zach Hockstatter is connected to Joy Hockstatter’s family and appears during the chaotic morning by asking for breakfast. He is also described as the homeschooled boy next door, and his disappearance near the end adds another unresolved crisis to Joy’s increasingly difficult situation. His connection to the family and neighborhood links both settings.
Robbie is a human recovering alcoholic who meets Anna and becomes romantically involved with her. His recovery and relationship with Anna are central to the film's premise, helping prompt her decision to attempt quitting her addiction to blood.
Adam is Joseph's estranged son, who rejects his father's pleas and insists on living by his own rules. Grieving Katherine's death, he blames God for not saving her and remains unconvinced by Joseph's faith. Adam becomes entangled with dangerous people, faces peril alongside his girlfriend, and struggles with his father over their shared loss.
Luke Bilyk has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Their work is anchored in the Degrassi Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Kicking Blood, Meet Me at Christmas, Kiss and Cry. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
