Bruun is one of Lucas's friends and remains convinced that Lucas is innocent. He takes Marcus in after the boy is left without a safe place to stay, explains that Lucas's hearing may end the case, and points out that fabricated accounts mention a basement that Lucas's house does not have.
Third teacher friend in the group. Benefits from the initial alcohol experiment, experiencing improved work and personal life. Stops drinking when the experiment is abandoned after Tommy's tragedy. Attends the dinner celebrating Tommy's life and witnesses Martin's final dance.
Kim is Christian's friend who appears during the Sankt Hans celebration. At Christian's urging, Kim helps light the bonfire earlier than planned, unknowingly assisting the couple's attempt to destroy evidence. His brief involvement connects Christian's social circle to the concealment of Xenia's body.
Cecilie’s partner and a parent involved in raising the children. He shares the emotional and practical consequences of the proposed child switch and faces strain from the communal living arrangement and family disputes.
Ole is a resident of the commune who celebrates the arrangement after the house becomes a cooperative shared by its residents.
Police officer assisting in criminal investigations.
Tage is identified in the cast information as Inger's father. The synopsis centers on his nine-year-old daughter, who becomes the focus of village beliefs about miracles and healing; it does not specify Tage's actions or response to these events.
Friend caught in the middle of the reunion chaos and family dynamics.
Eva's colleague and friend, dealing with workplace dynamics and personal challenges.
A senior teaching staff member who navigates the internal faculty dynamics while managing the daily supervision and discipline of the students.
An unemployed assistance client is pressed by Nete, a welfare-office manager, to consider training or street-cleaning work. Rather than take a job, he keeps presenting new plans. His repeated resistance to the proposed work provides a conflict in Nete's professional life.
Alberts Far is Albert's father and one of the parents who marvel at their son's unusually rapid development. His role is limited to the family's early response to Albert's remarkable abilities, including speaking, walking, growing stronger, and becoming larger, but it establishes his relationship to the central character.
Lars Ranthe has 51 screen credits in a career dating back to 2002. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Maybe Baby Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include The Chestnut Man, Secrets We Keep, Another Round. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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