Curse of Aurore

The French-speaking uncle who guards Aurore’s memory with a firm, protective stance. He distrusts outsiders and insists on keeping Aurore’s room sealed with relics, signaling a wary defense of tradition. His stern demeanor masks a deeper fear of what the past might unleash. He embodies the clash between ancestral reverence and modern intrusion.

A pragmatic, film-focused collaborator who documents events with a skeptical mindset. As supernatural events unfold, he becomes increasingly unsettled but remains committed to recording the truth. His measured approach contrasts with others’ impulsiveness, guiding the group through danger. He grapples with whether truth-telling justifies risk.

A bold and confrontational member whose ambition for a gripping story tests the group’s cohesion. His impulsive decisions, including stealing an occult book, heighten the conflict and danger. He pushes the boundaries of what they should document, often clashing with Lena and Aaron. His actions catalyze the film’s darkest moments.

The local guide who anchors the group to Fortierville’s lore. She is drawn to the history of Aurore and to the dynamics of her companions, navigating tension with warmth and resolve. Lena’s connection to the place fuels both collaboration and conflict as the haunting intensifies. She experiences visions that blur reality and myth.

A spiritualist who arrives with occult knowledge and a wary presence. Her tarot readings foreshadow danger and hint at deeper powers at play. She becomes a pivotal figure in the group’s exploration of the supernatural, both guiding and unsettling them. Blanche embodies the town’s mystic traditions and the unpredictable nature of arcane forces.

Lena’s old friend who offers a bridge to Aurore’s past. She explains local connections and arranges tours that reveal more about the tragedy. Her presence adds a layer of trust and humanity amid escalating dread. Chantal’s knowledge helps contextualize the investigators’ quest.

An eccentric local with a practical streak who aids the group, showcasing rural hospitality alongside a touch of mystery. He participates in the town’s odd rituals and helps with physical challenges, like towing a vehicle. Benoit embodies the odd, welcoming side of small-town life that belies hidden dangers.

A YouTube creator who frames the events as a documentary, narrating the investigation and sharing it with an audience. He treats the footage as evidence while balancing sensationalism and responsibility. Casey’s perspective frames the film’s reality-to-fiction tension, culminating in a decision to hand over the case to authorities.