Vincent is the leading performer in Andréa’s first film. Mathias negotiates his contract and obtains a fee comparable to Laurent Lafitte’s, placing additional strain on the small production’s budget. His casting therefore connects Andréa’s artistic ambition with the financial pressure that threatens the project.
Samuel is Mathilde's Jewish male colleague who accompanies her when several nuns are about to give birth. Mathilde assures the convent that he will keep its secret, making him part of her effort to protect the nuns and their children while the military medical unit prepares to leave the area.
Dougie is one of three eccentric brothers searching the forest for Arco. He and his brothers initially pursue the missing boy and recover Arco's gemstone, but they prove amiable rather than threatening. Together, they help Iris and Arco evade the police and return the gemstone.
Fred is Marguerite's ex-husband, with whom she remains on good terms. He asks her to support the nullity of their religious marriage so he can marry Chloé in the church. His request drives the plot, forcing Marguerite and their daughters to confront memories and its consequences.
Doctor Fointainebleau is the physician Maria eventually agrees to see about her health and medication use. Maria initially lies about taking Mandrax, but after reviewing medical reports supplied by Ferruccio, the doctor tells her that her condition has worsened and that she may no longer be able to sing.
A documentary filmmaker and Daphné's partner who leaves for work during her vacation. Upon returning early, he learns of Daphné's affair with Maxime. Though confused and uncertain about his feelings, he chooses to remain with Daphné. He is also connected to his ex-wife Louise.
A frustrated writer whose manuscript is rejected by his longtime publisher. He resists revising a book on which he spent a year, later promotes Full Stop on the radio, and defends its fictional status despite its autobiographical elements.
A French grammarian who is Max's brother-in-law and works as one of the wedding waiters. He harbors past romantic feelings for the bride, adding to Max's personal complications.
Renzo's best friend and advocate, who presents his paintings and tries to manage his failing career. He warns Renzo that the art world is controlled by buyers and auctioneers, persuades him to accept a commission, presents the project in his absence, and improvises explanations when Renzo fails to appear.
Jérôme is Philippe Mars's unstable colleague from work. Because of circumstances connected to the unfolding crisis, he moves into Philippe Mars's apartment and becomes an additional source of disruption in an already chaotic household. His presence directly complicates Philippe Mars's attempt to preserve a calm and measured life.
Clément is emotionally devoted to Mona and struggles intensely with her rejection. He brings her a small bird, follows her despite repeated requests to stop, and hopes their former closeness can return. Abel tries to calm and supervise him, but Clément remains caught between heartbreak, hope, and an inability to let Mona go.
Vincent arrives with a judge's letter and presents, identifies himself as Liv and Jeane's father, and insists on seeing them. He initially performs affection but soon attacks the children's care and refuses to leave, escalating his conflict with Lætitia into a physical and emotionally hostile confrontation.
Vincent Macaigne has 88 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work is anchored in the Un Monde sans femmes universe with 2 titles. Signature works include Bonnard, Pierre and Marthe, What is Love?, The Doll. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
