Climax

Selva is a talented and ambitious choreographer who becomes a reluctant leader as chaos unfolds. Despite her creative prowess, she struggles with the pressure of the night’s events, revealing a deep sense of empathy and concern for her fellow dancers. Her journey reflects a powerful emotional arc as she navigates the tragic accidents surrounding the ensemble.

Daddy serves as the DJ and mood setter for the night, often providing the soundtrack to the troupe’s revelries. His presence is pivotal as the festivities unfold, yet he also becomes embroiled in the ensuing chaos. His character embodies the weight of responsibility and the urgency to protect those around him.

Lou is a pregnant dancer who serves as a voice of reason amidst the madness. Her vulnerability and protective instincts surface as she faces the dangers surrounding her, challenging the group's dynamics. The emotional turmoil she experiences underlines the stakes of safety and motherhood in a world spiraling out of control.

Psyché exhibits a haunting presence throughout the film, embodying the theme of internal struggle. Her fixation on hallucinogens reflects a deeper search for understanding and escape. Ultimately, she represents the blurred lines between reality and illusion that consumes the group.

Emmanuelle is the ambitious manager of the dance ensemble, embodying the pressures of leadership. While she intends to create an unforgettable experience for her troupe, the night’s tragic turns showcase her vulnerabilities and downfall. Her character illustrates the complexities of ambition overshadowed by personal failure.