Stefania is a self-centred radical-chic writer and a member of Jep’s worldly circle. Jep confronts her by exposing her secrets and lies, humiliating her in the process. She then leaves his social group, contributing to the collapse of the community around him.
Elisabette / Elisa is the Benedetti family member whose love for Jean distracts him while he guards his regiment’s gold. Her relationship with Jean indirectly enables Corrado / Alessandro’s unintended theft, which leads to Jean’s death and begins the curse that afflicts the family for two centuries.
Chiara is an actress respected by her profession and a close friend of Stefano. He expects to act opposite her in the historical film, but the director ultimately selects Laura for the part instead. The change in casting places Chiara in the story through her connection to Stefano and the role she does not get.
Social acquaintance appearing in group scenes
A key character played by Galatea Ranzi, integral to the narrative's focus on Pontormo's personal and romantic struggles.
Salvatore's young sister, living with her grandmother and brother in Sicily.
The Lady at the Bar is a minor character who appears in a brief scene, likely interacting with the main characters during their daily routines. Her role is peripheral, adding local color to the film's setting but not significantly advancing the plot.
Ilaria is Olga’s daughter and Marta’s mother, whose turbulent personality creates a deeply conflictual relationship with Olga. After returning from Turkey pregnant with Marta, she learns the identity of her father during an argument, then drives away, crashes into a tree, and dies.
Galatea Ranzi has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1991. Their work is anchored in the Tre metri sopra il cielo - Collezione universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Baby, The Girl in the Fog, Fiorile. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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