Marie Dandin moves to Lyon to attend the conservatory and lives in an apartment arranged by her parents. She has no friends and struggles under Emma's possessive demands. Their relationship shifts between friendship, intimacy, and hostility, while the emotional turmoil begins to damage Marie's studies and independence.
Galiote's caretaker at Nansac's castle, Lina knows Jacquou from his childhood encounter with Galiote, whom he saves from danger. Later, she persuades Jacquou to go and say goodbye when Galiote is about to leave town to seek work, helping bring the two toward reconciliation.
An urban planner who sees her profession as a political struggle to create places for connection. Facing employment insecurity, she participates in a collective and continues seeking ways to resist isolation and support shared life.
A supporting character in the film. Her specific role is not detailed in the provided summary, likely serving as a friend, colleague, or minor acquaintance within the social circle.
Laura is a French refugee and Boris’s sister. Detained with him because their passports lack visas and appear forged, she insists that they are refugees rather than criminals. She has diabetes and needs insulin. At the hotel, she is unconvinced by Ilda’s warning that she and Boris must leave because they are in danger.
Judith Davis has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Signature works include Match Day, You Will Be Mine, Whatever Happened to My Revolution. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
