The Devil’s in the Details

A supermarket manager and military veteran who struggles with PTSD after a traumatic overseas incident. He is determined and protective of his wife and daughter, yet haunted by guilt that fuels risky choices. His resourcefulness helps him navigate escalating threats, even as his grip on reality is tested.

Thomas's sister and a police officer who becomes entangled in the family's crisis. She embodies duty and courage, but the crisis forces hard moral choices and endangers her life. Her actions spin the plot toward a climactic confrontation.

Thomas and Claire's father, a judge whose position becomes leverage for criminals. His attempts to intervene pull the family deeper into danger, testing loyalty and justice.

A coercive operator who entangles Thomas in a dangerous cross-border plan. He manipulates the situation to exploit Thomas's fears and uses others as pawns in a broader scheme.

A psychiatrist who helps Thomas confront the memories fueling his PTSD. He becomes a crucial ally, orchestrating a rescue and offering psychological insight that reframes the threat.

A young man initially appearing to offer help, but who is revealed to be aligned with Bill. His betrayal intensifies the danger and shifts Thomas's moral compass.

Thomas's employee who is coerced into violent acts as part of the conspiracy. Her fate highlights the collateral damage of the plan and the human cost of coercion.

Bill's henchman who participates in the manipulation and becomes a target in Thomas's bid to escape. He serves as a physical threat and a catalyst for the climactic confrontations.

Thomas and Selina's daughter, a symbol of innocence that deepens the stakes of Thomas's choices. Her safety motivates his actions and underscores the family theme of the film.