The granddaughter of Czesław and Anielica, a young woman in her early twenties who navigates grief and self-discovery, eventually finding her passion in filmmaking.

Czesław's beautiful wife who remains dedicated to him during and after World War II while navigating her own personal hardships.

Beata's aunt, a sarcastic yet kind-hearted woman who rekindles her passion for painting after years of repression under communism.

Irena's daughter and Beata's cousin, a law student whose rebellious nature can be traced back to familial pressures.

A bartender working alongside Beata and Magda, known for her aspirations to leave Poland in search of a better life.

The owner of a music club in Kraków and a trumpet player who harbors long-term feelings for Irena.

Beata's first boyfriend and an amateur clarinetist who supports her filmmaking ambitions by gifting her a video camera.

A charming young man who frequents Stash's club, drawing attention from both Magda and Beata.

A wealthy widow who hires Beata and eventually becomes a key figure in connecting her with Czesław.

Anielica’s brother who assists Czesław both in his carpentry work and in the Polish resistance efforts.

Władysław’s wife, known for her optimistic nature, and a close companion to Anielica.