Titeuf / Hugo (played by Donald Reignoux) is a protagonist in Titeuf.
The titular protagonist, a curious and expressive young boy whose emotional journey revolves around childhood crushes, school life, and sudden family crisis. Nadia (played by Mélanie Bernier) is a protagonist in Titeuf.
A classmate and the object of Titeuf's intense infatuation; her decision not to invite him to her birthday party serves as the primary inciting incident for his emotional turmoil. Papa (played by Sam Karmann) appears in Titeuf.
Titeuf's father whose immigration/legal status becomes threatened, causing a severe crisis that upends the household and motivates Titeuf's actions. Maman (played by Zabou Breitman) appears in Titeuf.
Titeuf's mother who, alongside her husband, faces the threat of deportation, becoming the emotional anchor of the family's crisis. Pépé (played by Jean Rochefort) appears in Titeuf.
Titeuf's grandfather, contributing to the family's dynamic with a seasoned, often humorous perspective on Titeuf's childhood struggles. Mémé (played by Maria Pacôme) appears in Titeuf.
Titeuf's grandmother, representing the extended family circle that provides generational perspective and domestic support. Le psy (played by Michael Lonsdale) appears in Titeuf.
A professional psychologist consulted to help Titeuf navigate his intense emotional reactions to rejection and family stress. Le psy imaginaire (played by Jean-Luc Couchard) appears in Titeuf.
A fictionalized, internal representation of a counselor that reflects Titeuf's childlike imagination and self-soothing mechanisms.
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Characters
Titeuf / Hugo
(played by Donald Reignoux) — protagonist
The titular protagonist, a curious and expressive young boy whose emotional journey revolves around childhood crushes, school life, and sudden family crisis.
Nadia
(played by Mélanie Bernier) — protagonist
A classmate and the object of Titeuf's intense infatuation; her decision not to invite him to her birthday party serves as the primary inciting incident for his emotional turmoil.
Papa
(played by Sam Karmann) — supporting
Titeuf's father whose immigration/legal status becomes threatened, causing a severe crisis that upends the household and motivates Titeuf's actions.
Maman
(played by Zabou Breitman) — supporting
Titeuf's mother who, alongside her husband, faces the threat of deportation, becoming the emotional anchor of the family's crisis.
Pépé
(played by Jean Rochefort) — supporting
Titeuf's grandfather, contributing to the family's dynamic with a seasoned, often humorous perspective on Titeuf's childhood struggles.
Mémé
(played by Maria Pacôme) — supporting
Titeuf's grandmother, representing the extended family circle that provides generational perspective and domestic support.
Le psy
(played by Michael Lonsdale) — supporting
A professional psychologist consulted to help Titeuf navigate his intense emotional reactions to rejection and family stress.
Le psy imaginaire
(played by Jean-Luc Couchard) — supporting
A fictionalized, internal representation of a counselor that reflects Titeuf's childlike imagination and self-soothing mechanisms.
Maîtresse
(played by Danièle Hazan) — supporting
Titeuf's schoolteacher who oversees his academic environment and represents the structured adult authority figure in his daily life.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Titeuf / Hugo → Le psy imaginaire
(Meta Imaginary Companion)
Titeuf / Hugo → Le psy
(Professional Patient/Therapist)
Titeuf / Hugo → Maîtresse
(Professional Student/Teacher)
