Alcarràs

Quimet is the stubborn, hot-tempered patriarch who believes the land is his by right. He is fiercely protective of the orchard and resolute in resisting eviction, even as tensions rise within the family. His pride and fierce loyalty to tradition drive much of the conflict and affect everyone around him.

Dolors is the family’s emotional center, trying to hold everyone together as the situation grows dire. She balances practicality with care for her spouse and children, seeking a path to keep the family intact. Her role embodies resilience and mediation amid mounting pressure.

Roger is restless and eager to find modern means of making a living, dreaming of ventures beyond traditional farming. He seeks autonomy and a faster route to success, reflecting the tension between old livelihoods and new opportunities.

Mariona is the artistic teen who channels hope through dance and performance. She uses art to cope with the family’s upheaval and to preserve a sense of community and pageantry that binds the village.

Pau is a playful younger cousin who grows up amid the orchard’s shadows. Curious and inventive, he explores the fields with friends and embodies the generation that will inherit the land’s fate.

Pere is another young member of the family who participates in the children’s world of play among trees and forts. His innocence reflects the larger loss at stake as the harvest ends and the land is cleared.

Iris is Quimet’s young relative who represents the next generation’s curiosity and energy. She and her cousins explore the orchard and bring a sense of lightness amid growing tension.

Glòria is Quimet’s wife and a stabilizing force in the family. She seeks to maintain harmony and navigate the conflict with quiet strength, offering support to the other members as the farm’s fate hangs in the balance.

Cisco is a cousin-like figure in the extended family who participates in the life of the orchards. He contributes to the sense of communal belonging as the land faces eviction.