Do You Like Hitchcock?

A film student who fixates on his neighbor Sasha, spying on her and borrowing Fritz Lang films for his thesis. His curiosity spirals into a dangerous theory about matching crimes, mirroring Strangers on a Train. He suffers a fractured ankle after a risky rooftop escape and becomes entangled in a web of suspicion and fear.

An attractive neighbor whose life story includes being an only child with a wealthy widow mother. Her actions become entangled with crime as Giulio pieces together clues about her and Federica. She is ultimately arrested as the investigation unfolds.

The real killer who wears disguises and hides in plain sight. She becomes the central figure in the mystery, moving behind the scenes with a web of manipulation and blackmail involving her boss. Her rooftop pursuit ends with police arrest.

Giulio's girlfriend, initially skeptical of his Strangers on a Train theory, but ultimately partners with him in the investigation. She confronts Federica, chases leads, and supports Giulio as danger escalates.

The video store clerk who becomes involved when Sasha’s plans unfold. He is willing to commit violence and ultimately is killed in a car accident while on the run.

A boss who blackmails Federica for sexual favors over money she stole from a client. The dynamic shows the power games that complicate the crime and investigation.

The head of the cleaning crew who mops up the crime scene and informs Sasha of Giulio's visit. He represents the routine side of a city where crimes unfold.

A wealthy widow whose life and murder catalyze the central mystery. Her death triggers Giulio's suspicions and the unraveling of relationships.

Giulio's mother who discusses her new fiancé, adding a domestic thread to the unfolding crime.

The man who accompanies Giulio's mother's fiancé arc and participates in family scenes around the crime's development.

A police inspector who coordinates the investigation, leading to the chase and arrest of Federica.

Another inspector involved in the pursuit, reinforcing the procedural aspect of the case.

A local priest who appears in a scene within the neighborhood, adding a moment of ordinary life amid the crime.