Sephi Milch is a composer struggling to express something truthful in her music and the daughter of Baruch Milch. She investigates her father's wartime identity with Thomas Zielinski, discovers his written account, and urges Thomas to tell Agnieszka that Baruch was innocent.
Ada is connected to Micha and warns him that organizers want him to return regularly to the ghetto site to recount his experiences as part of a visitor program. Her warning brings Micha’s unease into focus: he is reluctant to repeatedly relive his suffering before an audience.
Melina is the teenage daughter of a new Israeli architect at Chara's firm. She develops a friendly relationship with Chara, and that connection prompts Chara to face the childhood experiences behind her pain. The synopsis presents Melina as an important influence on Chara, but does not provide further details about her life or actions.
Joy Rieger has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 2013. Signature works include Virgins, I'm Not Okay, Arugam Bay. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.