Jakob is Nora's married stage colleague and affair partner. Although he divorces his wife during the story, he still refuses to commit to Nora, deepening her emotional frustration. His relationship with Nora contributes to the instability surrounding her personal life while her stage fright and resentment toward Gustav intensify.
A comic artist fifteen years Julie's senior with whom she begins a committed relationship. He encourages her writing but grows frustrated by her hesitation regarding marriage and children. Later revealed to have incurable pancreatic cancer, his illness and impending death force Julie to confront mortality, love, and her own future.
Main protagonist, a musician trapped in his Paris apartment during a zombie apocalypse. He survives by scavenging, deals with severe isolation and mental decline, hallucinates a survivor named Sarah, and ultimately escapes to the rooftop after a massive zombie attack.
David is Eva's husband and the father of Flora and Kian. After Eva dies in an accident and unexpectedly resumes breathing, he searches for answers while trying to maintain family life. Visiting Eva with the children, he witnesses her crush Kian's pet bunny and is forced to accept that she is no longer truly alive.
Erwin is Lara's new boyfriend and had known Maureen's deceased twin brother. He meets Maureen at Lara's home, then leaves for work, allowing her to remain alone in the garden, where she witnesses another apparently supernatural manifestation involving a ghostly figure and a levitating glass.
Simon is Alice's husband and Theo's father. After Alice's suspicions about Celine intensify, he helps plan the family's move away from her. Simon later allows the apparently distraught Celine to stay with them, but she sedates and kills him while staging a gas leak.
A wedding guest in Chris's screenplay who rekindles a romance with Amy. He is unfaithful, dismisses her after they sleep together, and secretly leaves the island. The actor Anders Danielsen Lie also appears as himself, attending a dinner and playing games with Chris.
A talented writer whose sudden literary success leads to a psychological breakdown and multiple hospitalizations. His obsessive relationship with Kari and subsequent creative struggles form a central narrative arc exploring fame, mental health, and artistic insecurity.
Anders Behring Breivik is the attacker at the center of the film. He plants a homemade bomb outside the Prime Minister's office, impersonates a police officer to reach Utøya, murders camp staff and teenagers, and surrenders. During his trial, he claims leadership of the Knights Templar and seeks to be judged competent.
A medical professional Signe visits under Thomas' encouragement when her skin disease symptoms appear. Signe refuses to allow him to perform any medical checks during the visit.
Anders is a recovering drug addict at an Oslo rehabilitation clinic whose brief leave exposes his isolation and suicidal thoughts. He fails a job interview, becomes estranged from his family, relapses at Mirjam's party, contacts Iselin repeatedly, buys heroin, and finally injects a lethal dose in his childhood bedroom.
Sophia’s father is trying to work on an important book while planning a garden on the island. Sophia worries that he no longer loves her after her mother’s death, although Grandmother reassures her that he enjoys having Sophia with him. He is left outside when the storm begins.
Anders Danielsen Lie has 27 screen credits in a career dating back to 2006. Their work is anchored in the Tomme Tønner Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Worst Person in the World, Sentimental Value, The Night Eats the World. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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