Julie (played by Marina Foïs) is a protagonist in The Divide.
Raf's partner, with whom she is on the verge of breaking up. Their strained relationship serves as a personal backdrop to the crisis unfolding within the hospital emergency department. Raf (played by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) appears in The Divide.
A patient who fractures her elbow and seeks treatment at a large Parisian hospital emergency department. She is navigating a strained relationship with Julie and becomes a central figure as the hospital is forced to close its doors during intense civil unrest. Yann (played by Pio Marmaï) appears in The Divide.
A young man arriving at the emergency department with injuries sustained during a clash with riot police at a Yellow Vest demonstration. His arrival triggers intense interactions that challenge the certainties and prejudices of those around him.
The Divide (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Julie
(played by Marina Foïs) — protagonist
Raf's partner, with whom she is on the verge of breaking up. Their strained relationship serves as a personal backdrop to the crisis unfolding within the hospital emergency department.
Raf
(played by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi) — supporting
A patient who fractures her elbow and seeks treatment at a large Parisian hospital emergency department. She is navigating a strained relationship with Julie and becomes a central figure as the hospit...
Yann
(played by Pio Marmaï) — supporting
A young man arriving at the emergency department with injuries sustained during a clash with riot police at a Yellow Vest demonstration. His arrival triggers intense interactions that challenge the ce...
Key Relationships
Julie → Yann
(Social Ideological Catalyst)
Raf → Yann
(Social Ideological Catalyst)
Julie → Raf
(Romantic Strained Partner)
Story Analysis
A confined hospital becomes a microcosm for societal fractures as three strangers confront personal and political divides during civil unrest.
