Fred (played by Alexandra Lamy) is a protagonist in Compostelle.
A suspended schoolteacher struggling with her family dynamics, who volunteers to guide a troubled teenager on a two-month restorative pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Adam (played by Julien Le Berre) is a protagonist in Compostelle.
A 17-year-old troubled refugee with a violent and delinquent background, placed on a mandatory walk to Compostela as a final judicial warning before incarceration. Paul (played by Eric Métayer) appears in Compostelle.
The head of the charitable association that administers the restorative pilgrimage project for at-risk youth. Nadège (played by Mélanie Doutey) appears in Compostelle.
Fred's close friend and a dedicated member of the charitable association organizing the pilgrimage.
Compostelle (2026) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Fred
(played by Alexandra Lamy) — protagonist
A suspended schoolteacher struggling with her family dynamics, who volunteers to guide a troubled teenager on a two-month restorative pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela.
Adam
(played by Julien Le Berre) — protagonist
A 17-year-old troubled refugee with a violent and delinquent background, placed on a mandatory walk to Compostela as a final judicial warning before incarceration.
Paul
(played by Eric Métayer) — supporting
The head of the charitable association that administers the restorative pilgrimage project for at-risk youth.
Nadège
(played by Mélanie Doutey) — supporting
Fred's close friend and a dedicated member of the charitable association organizing the pilgrimage.
Key Relationships
Nadège → Paul
(Professional Association Colleagues)
Paul → Adam
(Professional Program Director & Participant)
Fred → Adam
(Professional Guide & Mentee)
Fred → Paul
(Professional Volunteer & Director)
Fred → Nadège
(Social Close Friend)
Story Analysis
A suspended teacher guides a troubled teen on a restorative walk to Santiago, confronting past traumas and forging an unexpected bond.
