A supporting character associated by name with publisher Jac Vincent in the mystery's cast.
Klovnen Rigmor appears in one of Carl's disorienting imagined encounters. The exchange mingles desire, fear, and supernatural torment, making the clown part of the visions through which the film blurs Carl's inner world and the events around him.
Ingrid is close enough to Tomas to discuss whether he should remain with the Bauers, and she cautions him that Bauer's influence may be costing him his independence. Later, in the Bauer household, she is treated as domestic help and criticized over a meal. Bauer both defends and humiliates her, while Francesca observes her in an unsettlingly intimate way.
Police administrator or colleague managing case logistics.
Supporting case figure connected to the investigation and its surrounding personal circumstances.
Marian performs the role of Donna Elvira in Walter's production of Mozart's Don Giovanni. As one of the singers involved in the staging, she belongs to the group that initially resists Walter's unconventional methods but gradually agrees to follow his approach. The production's performers ultimately take credit for its successful premiere.
Betty is connected to Dick through valuable historical objects that she and Nelly provided to him, including a sextant, a seaman’s chest, and boatbuilding tools. The objects help Erica trace Dick’s maritime interests and connect his dealings to the old shipping routes, the secret sea chart, and the wreck rumored to contain priceless champagne.
Lead detective working on the serial killer case.
Investigative officer providing crucial witness interviews and evidence.
Actress is a performer who becomes involved in an affair with Keve. Both understand that he loves his wife and that their intimacy has consequences. Their relationship is discussed through images of entering the same forest from different directions, and later through old letters and memories of a secret summer together.
Local woman providing information or encountered during inquiries.
Agneta Ekmanner has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Beck - Historien om ett brott (samling) with 4 titles. Signature works include Bergman: A Year in a Life, Mrs Klein, The Garage. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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