Mia works at a bar and voices the heroine in an animated story about fighting Yokai. She becomes convinced that spirits are taking over the digital world and that a blackout is imminent, and sets out to find a transmitter to stop it despite the risks. Her mission strains her relationship with Kristof and worries her family.
Charlie is the central character, balancing her hopes for travel and a newly established career with family responsibilities and concern for her grandmother. She reconnects with her grandmother through cooking and a long drive, and recognizes that she and Marco want different futures. She ultimately looks ahead to a life shaped by travel, food, and close relationships.
Ellen is Jochen Arndt’s girlfriend and a Jewish woman hiding with Ruth Arndt. While disguised as a war widow, she is recognized by a former colleague and quickly escapes with Ruth. Ellen explains that the informant had been blackmailed by the Gestapo, helping Ruth understand the danger surrounding their hiding place.
Victoria Schulz has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 2014. Signature works include Dora or The Sexual Neuroses of Our Parents, Electric Girl, Away You Go. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
