Eye of the Devil

Catherine is a devoted wife who grows increasingly unsettled by the Montfaucon secret history. She investigates the strange rituals and the fate of her husband and children with steady resolve. Her courage and insistence on truth put her at odds with a community built on tradition.

A volatile member of the household who seems drawn to the dark rites. He enchants Jacques by playing on fear and fascination, and his actions push the family toward the revelation of the estate's occult past. He embodies the film's danger and unpredictability.

The Marquis is the hereditary owner of the estate who believes in the sacred duty of his lineage. His faith in the rituals and the heritage puts his family in peril. His fatal choices reveal how deeply the past governs the present.

Odile is Philippe's daughter, a seductive and enigmatic figure who appears deeply involved with the estate's occult world. She exerts control over younger siblings and lures them into the ritual circle. Her smile hints at secrets she may be keeping to herself.

Jacques is the innocent focal point of the family drama and the occult rituals surrounding the estate. He becomes a conduit through which the rituals exert influence, drawing attention from both adult guardians and robed figures. His perspective as a child heightens the sense of danger and mystery.

Alain is the family ancestor who haunts the present as a hidden presence in the tower. He confirms the long standing history of danger and hints at a past escape from the curse. His survival outside the public eye deepens the sense of a centuries-old secret.

Estelle is the family matriarch who fears the truth more than the ritual. She attempts to shield Catherine while knowing the cost of naming the past. Her knowledge of the family history adds a layer of tragedy to the narrative.

Pere Dominic is a priest who embodies the town's pagan undertones and performs the Black Mass. He stands at the center of the ritual world and its clash with conventional religion. His presence signals the merging of sacred and profane in the story.

Jean-Claude is a friend who helps Catherine uncover the Montfaucon history. He acts as a guide through the estate's past and its dangerous secrets. His knowledge provides a bridge between the modern visitor and the estate's ancient rites.