French engineer and politician who later contributes to post-war economic planning.
A French political figure involved in the Free French cause and its wartime political development.
French military administrator, manages supply chains and logistics
Alexei is involved with Axioucha and presses her about their relationship and the marriage Raissa wants for them. He acts as though he can claim her affection, but Axioucha resists being forced into a match and insists that money cannot buy everything. Their future remains uncertain because they depend on Raissa’s household.
Actor central to the group's discussions and artistic direction. Helps steer the rehearsals, facilitates creative problem-solving, and keeps the production's spirit alive amid uncertainty.
Pridamant’s son, who ran away as a teenager, Clindor has become a young executive and secretary to Matamore. He is assigned to seduce Isabelle but remains in love with Lyse, then kills Adraste and escapes prison with Isabelle. In the later scene, his apparent betrayal of Rosine is part of the illusion staged for Pridamant.
A soldier present amid the opening scenes of war, where men scramble to put on gas masks and tend to the wounded. The summary identifies Pierrot among the soldiers but gives no further action or stated connection to Marthe or Simon; his described role is limited to the wartime setting.
A philosophy teacher from Paris who resents being transferred to Arras and fears becoming bored and disconnected from his home city. He falls for Jennifer, shares books and philosophical ideas with her, and tries to maintain his Paris connection. His trust and emotional detachment contribute to their painful confrontation.
Loïc Corbery has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work is anchored in the De Gaulle Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include De Gaulle: Liberté, The War Of The Worlds: The Prophetic Novel, The Forest. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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