Gay man attacked in Derry, victim of hate crime.
Family member targeted during Lucie's initial revenge rampage.
An adviser to Johan during the negotiations surrounding the Grande Arche project. He counsels Johan to protect his rights as disputes arise over fees, copyright, contractors, and how the design will be built, helping him navigate the contractual and professional challenges of working on the French project.
Tom is a young advertising agency editor from Montreal and Guillaume's grieving boyfriend. He travels to the rural farm for the funeral, conceals their relationship at Francis's command, and becomes trapped in an abusive family drama. After helping with farm work and feeling attached to the household, he ultimately escapes Francis and leaves.
A sixteen-year-old Québécois living with his single mother. He struggles with intense resentment toward her while still loving her, writes an essay titled "I killed my mother," pursues independence, has a relationship with Antonin, and runs away from boarding school.
A quieter, gentler bartender and lifelong friend of Matthias who cares for his abusive alcoholic mother. He agrees to star in a student film directed by Érika, leading to a kiss with Matthias that leaves him confused. As he prepares to move to Australia, he discovers a childhood drawing of the two friends and realizes Matthias' emotional denial. He secures a recommendation letter and departs for the airport, where he is happily reunited with Matthias.
Artist confronting his past and identity through reflective surfaces.
Charismatic and disturbed young patient who manipulates Dr. Greene into his psychological mind game. He shares traumatic childhood memories, claims responsibility for his mother's death, and dies from a severe allergic reaction after exchanging chocolates for a note about Dr. Lawrence.
Francis is one of the two friends who fall for Nicolas after meeting him alongside Marie. He becomes jealous of Nicolas's attention to Marie, competes with her for affection, and fights with her during the trip to Nicolas's aunt's vacation home. He later confesses his love to Nicolas, is devastated by the rejection, and reconciles with Marie.
Xavier Dolan has 82 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently It with 1 titles. Signature works include Mommy, It's Only the End of the World, The Death & Life of John F. Donovan. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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