A brilliant mathematics student and aspiring filmmaker, whose relationship with Charlotte and wartime experiences drive his transformation from intellectual to man of action.

Charlotte's father, an architect with a deep moral code and artistic philosophy, serving as a mentor and anchor amidst the upheavals of war.

An astute art dealer and family patriarch, who uses his resourcefulness to protect his family and safeguard cultural heritage during precarious times.

A talented seamstress and Charlotte's mentor, whose past and involvement in resistance activities add depth to her protective relationship with Charlotte.

A complex character whose journey from antagonist to unexpected ally challenges initial perceptions and highlights nuanced morality.

A resentful former café owner whose actions create tension, her story reflecting personal grievances and their broader impact in a wartime setting.

A retired military man who covertly aids the resistance, embodying quiet heroism and resourcefulness under occupation.

A collaborationist notary who leverages his position for personal gain, illustrating the theme of self-interest during wartime.

Charlotte’s husband, an impassioned architect and artist dedicated to resisting the Nazis, whose presence looms over Charlotte's personal journey.