A Thousand Kisses Deep

Mia is driven by a desperate need for answers after witnessing a woman's death in an old flat. She uses the time-travel device to confront past versions of herself and to learn the truth about her family, often at great personal risk. Her journey blends curiosity with a growing awareness of how fragile memory and life choices can be.

The kindly caretaker of the old mansion flats who warns Mia not to touch anything. He quietly facilitates or withholds knowledge about the time device, guiding Mia's choices with a wary, protective stance. His restraint hints at a deeper awareness of the consequences of altering the past.

A married trumpeter tied to the Harmony Pub who embodies dangerous temptation for Mia. He is at the center of the web of desire, betrayal, and crime that shapes her past and presents a moral hazard in altering the timeline. His true nature and relationships with Doris and Mia drive much of the conflict.

Mia's mother, whose affair with Ludwig becomes a critical secret revealing Mia's paternity. Doris's choices ripple through the family, surfacing as a haunting memory Mia must confront. She is briefly hospitalized during major events, underscoring the personal costs of the past.

Ludwig's wife, a figure of stability and consequence within the tangled relationships. Stella becomes a touchstone for truth when Mia attempts to reveal the hidden past, highlighting the impact of secrets on an ordinary family. Her presence deepens the moral complexity of the choices Mia faces.

Mia's father, involved in the volatile family dynamics and the violence surrounding Ludwig. Doug's intervention leads to a pivotal shooting, illustrating the dangerous consequences that erupt when secrets collide with love and anger. He embodies protective paternal instincts amid chaotic loyalties.