Cottage Country

A determined planner whose pursuit of marriage leads her to manipulate events and set the stage for a deadly cover-up. She masks insecurity with charm and a chilling resolve to preserve their future. Her willingness to frame others and escalate violence marks her as a dangerous catalyst in the couple's story.

A well-meaning but overwhelmed fiancé who spirals into guilt after killing his brother and aiding in Masha's death. He oscillates between confessing and protecting Cammie, ultimately paying a physical and emotional price for the violence. The ending hints at memory loss and a life forever altered by trauma.

A free-spirited presence who becomes entangled in the couple's murderous plan and pays with her life. Her lively personality contrasts with the dark events unfolding at the cottage, amplifying the sense of danger and betrayal. Her death acts as the spark that accelerates the couple's downward spiral.

Todd's laid-back brother whose impulsive arrival at the cottage triggers the deadly chain of events. His actions and carefree attitude ultimately complicate the plans of those who try to protect the truth. He serves as the catalyst who exposes the fragility of the group's loyalties.

The stoic father figure who anchors the family dynamic amid escalating turmoil. His presence underscores the film's themes of duty, memory, and the cost of protecting loved ones. He watches the aftermath unfold, a quiet witness to the breakdown of the family’s perfect weekend.