Keep an Eye Out

A stern, probing detective who pushes Fugain through a relentless interrogation. His calm exterior hides a tolerance for pressure, and he occasionally confuses his own memories with the unfolding scene as the case blurs with theater. He orchestrates the shift from a real investigation to a staged performance.

The prime suspect whose account is tangled with memory and fear. He alternates between confident explanations and nervous lies, and his memories begin to fracture as the interrogation progresses. Fugain's perception is distorted as the line between truth and theater narrows.

A novice officer who tries to project confidence by showing his badge, but dies suddenly, his eye pierced by a square. In a twist, he appears alive later, revealing the events are part of a staged performance. His fate becomes a catalyst for the revelation of the play-like nature of the investigation.

Colleague who presents the forensic report, calling the victim's death an accident due to digestive hemorrhage. He anchors the investigation in pseudo-science while the theater twist undermines the certainty of the results.

The man found dead becomes a plot device whose status as victim or prop shifts as the reality-of-the-scene is questioned. His death triggers the interrogation but is later reframed within the theatrical reveal.

Philippe's wife, who reveals she is pregnant, introducing a personal stakes element into the interrogation. Her presence in the story adds emotional tension and hints at hidden pressures beneath the police routine.

The neighbor who testifies about Fugain's movements, contributing to the mounting pressure on Fugain. Her testimony becomes a thread in the web of misdirection and performance.

A colleague with a dual role or appearance in the scene, contributing to the ensemble cast and the sense of theater within the investigation.

A quirky figure who appears as part of the stage world within the station, underscoring the film's playful blurring of roles and authority.

The younger version of Fugain seen in memory, reinforcing how past events haunt the present interrogation and shape the suspect's narrative.

A character who occupies the broader world around the station, hinting at the environment in which this case unfolds.

A member of the police team who adds to the procedural texture of the scene.

A character who appears in the police world, contributing to the ensemble dynamics.

The voice-line from the victim adds a surreal layer to the mystery and helps set the theatrical mood of the piece.