In Harmony

Insurance loss adjuster who visits Marc's rambling Loire property after his accident. She is torn between her professional duties and a growing personal attraction, complicating her loyalty to her employer. She was once a pianist, a detail that resurfaces as she rekindles her love for music. Her journey shifts from protocol-driven to morally engaged as she makes difficult choices.

Marc Guermont is a horse trainer and stuntman who becomes a paraplegic after the accident. He uses a wheelchair but remains physically determined, relearning to ride with an adapted saddle and patient methods. He challenges Florence's assumptions about risk and compensation, insisting on pursuing a fair outcome in court. His quiet charisma and stubborn resilience drive the central emotional arc of the film.

Alexandra is a top lawyer who helps strengthen Marc's case. She receives the taped voice recordings and uses them to push for compensation, illustrating the legal strategy at the heart of the story. She remains professional and composed, balancing sensitivity with advocacy. Her involvement provides the pivotal bridge between the personal drama and the courtroom outcome.

Florence's husband and father of two, providing domestic stability in her life. His role anchors the family dynamic and highlights the personal costs of Florence's professional and ethical dilemma. He represents ordinary life outside the hospital, stables, and courtroom.

Caretaker at the Marc property who supports daily life at the stables. He helps with tasks around the house and property, serving as a quiet, reliable presence in Marc's recovery. Antoine's steady presence underscores the everyday resilience present in the Loire setting.