Runs for chief of Grouse Lake First Nation against Chief Deedee. She later balances her political obligations with raising her daughter.
Tracy is an Indigenous woman driving alone with her dog, Pretzel, to her home reserve in far northern Saskatchewan to see her dying mother. She is the film's central character, and her journey is placed in danger when a big rig truck driver follows her.
A retreat participant who shares her trauma with Joy during the journey. She becomes separated from Tara during a trust exercise and later falls to her death while hallucinating about her past military service.
A supporting character who likely contributes spiritual or ancestral insights relevant to the doomsday prophecy, helping the team interpret Crane's visions.
A young woman from the Innu people, Maïna defies expectations by hunting and killing a wolf. After learning that Saitu poisoned her father, she sets out to rescue a child taken by outsiders and eventually finds a home among an Inuit community. She chooses a life with Natak, embraces both sides of her heritage, and raises their child.
Aila's mother, who suffers severe psychological trauma from past abuse at St. Dymphna's residential school, leading to substance abuse. In 1969, she accidentally kills her son Tyler during a drunk driving incident. Overcome with grief, she commits suicide, an event that ultimately leads to Joseph's imprisonment and sets the family's tragic circumstances in motion.
Mari is a solitary wanderer who knows of Last Arc but has lived apart from its people. She chooses to stand with the threatened community and forms a close bond with Cygnus. During their dangerous journey, she helps him find his bearings and returns with him to warn the survivors before the attack.
Simone Muskrat confronts Mitzi during the community’s planned performance, and tension involving Simone and her family turns the gathering hostile. The intruders are eventually driven away. Her confrontation creates a conflict around the public event and tests Mitzi’s place within the community she has begun to embrace.
Roseanne Supernault has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Signature works include Acting Good, Cold Road, Maïna. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
