Hombre de aspecto descuidado, suele frecuentar clubes de bailarinas exóticas. Le ofrece a CHABELO un trabajo diferente, que le dará muchas ganancias, pero que no es legal.

Hombre que ha dedicado su vida a conservar su negocio familiar a flote. Desearía no tener que caer en chantajes y evita pagar las cuotas completas. Sin embargo, él piensa en su vida y proteger su vida, por eso decide bajo presión cumplir la cuota.

Es el compañero de hace unos meses de CHABELO, su relación no es de amigos, son compañeros de trabajo. La lealtad de ESCOLTA es con su jefe y mantener el trabajo que le da de comer.

El SICARIO es enviado por los enemigos de CHABELO que quieren dejarle claro que lo están espiando. Al atacar su casa quieren dejar certeza de que pueden hacerle daño en el momento que lo deseen.

Film#1: The Night She Said No MADISON (Lead) Age: 30 Height: Any Physical Appearance: Beautiful, polished, effortlessly charming. Must sell both genuine warmth and cold calculation. Description: A woman who said yes for all the wrong reasons. Madison's journey moves from panicked cover-up through performative joy to total exposure. Requires strong comedic instincts — must balance manipulation, charm, and desperation without tipping into caricature. Critical: ability to play physical comedy authentically, and a face that reads clearly in close-up. --- Film#2: Love, Lies and Consequences BELLA (Lead) Age: 30-35 Height: Any Physical Appearance: Striking, effortlessly seductive. Must sell both the con and the genuine panic when it unravels. Description: A woman running two men simultaneously who ends up with neither. Bella's journey moves from calculated manipulation through escalating terror to desperate, miscalculated optimism. Requires strong instincts for physical comedy and genuine fear. Critical: the seduction sequence in Scene 1 must be convincing, and the final moment alone with a groaning Frank must land as the punishment she earned.

Film#1: The Night She Said No ANDY (Supporting Lead) Age: 30 Height: Any Physical Appearance: Boyish, clean cut, tech-guy energy. Warm and genuine. Description: A romantic who planned everything perfectly — except for who he was planning it for. Andy's journey moves from beaming optimism through quiet devastation to dignified exit. Must play sincerity throughout without being naive. Critical: the turn at the end must land quietly, not big. --- Film#2: Love, Lies and Consequences DOUGIE (Lead) Age: 30-35 Height: Any Physical Appearance: A little soft, a little nerdy. Unsuspecting. Quietly dangerous underneath the ordinary exterior. Description: A man who comes home thinking he's won, only to discover his wife's affair and lose his money at the same moment. Dougie's journey moves from oblivious elation through betrayal and captivity to cold, decisive exit. Must play charm and threat in equal measure. Critical: the fake knockout reveal and the final confrontation must land as genuinely surprising — the audience should underestimate him the same way Al does.

Film#1: The Night She Said No BROCK (Lead) Age: 30s Height: Any Physical Appearance: Buff, conventionally attractive, built. The kind of man who looks better than he thinks. Description: Madison's lover and unwitting accomplice. Brock's journey moves from hiding behind curtains to hiding in plain sight. Plays easy going and low stakes in high stakes situations — the comedy lives in the gap. Critical: physical presence reads on camera, reaction work carries the role. --- Film#2: Love, Lies and Consequences TODD (Supporting) Age: 30s Height: Any Physical Appearance: Attractive, self-satisfied, completely unbothered — until a gun appears. Description: Bella's lover and the unwitting catalyst for everything that follows. Todd has no idea what he sets into motion when he walks out with Dougie’s suitcase. Brief but pivotal — his refusal to return it is the hinge of the whole script. Critical: must be likeable enough that his dismissal of Bella reads as funny, not cruel.

A child (age 8–12, Lebanese/Middle Eastern) is trapped inside a surreal, dangerous world within a television screen. As other children become aware of the images on the screen, they are drawn to her presence. Together, they work to guide her out of the TV world and into a serene, natural environment representing peace, freedom, and healing. Once united, the children experience a transformative journey of joy, liberation, and emotional restoration within a beautifully natural setting.

Complexión delgada, cabello castaño claro o rubio, tez clara. Nieto de Don Gilberto Flores Muñoz. Carismático y brillante. Versión joven de personaje protagonista

Complexión delgada, cabello castaño claro o rubio, tez clara. Mejor amigo de Quile, inteligente y sensible. Versión joven de personaje protagonista

Asian - Alex is bright, fearless, and emotionally open, with a playful energy and a stubborn drive to prove herself. An aspiring wrestler, she acts on instinct and brings warmth and unpredictability, making her descent into grief after her fiancé’s death hit even harder.

Luca is a long-haired restrained, disciplined priest with quiet intensity and unwavering conviction. A man of few words, he observes more than reacts, acting decisively when needed. Primarily in a wheelchair, his strength shows in stillness. When he stands, it’s deliberate and imposing.

Passionate dealership energy. Big personality. Comfortable in the heat — bonus points if you own a tropical suit. Hispanic man, 40–60 | English-speaking (Spanish accent welcome) | Camera-ready energy — you don't need to be an actor, but you need to COMMIT

Ben is deeply entrenched in a state of avoidance, choosing to focus on the mechanical actions of sealing boxes rather than confronting his loss. While he attempts to be practical and dismissive of sentimental objects, he is clearly haunted by lingering guilt and an inability to truly let go of the past.

Cold, and observant, Mia is critical of Ben’s progress, challenging his emotional attachment to their shared history. As the night progresses, her presence becomes increasingly unsettling. What begins as controlled and measured slowly shifts into something darker, more ominous, and supernatural.

Patient and empathetic, Ben's mom is aware of the depth of Ben’s struggle, even when he tries to hide it. She offers gentle perspective on how to live with difficult memories rather than being consumed by them.

Socially withdrawn and stuck in a repetitive routine, Paul is intelligent but painfully shy and awkward in social situations. He secretly admires his neighbour Emily and longs for connection, but fear and self-doubt keep him isolated. Paul wants to engage with life but freezes when opportunities arise. His story is about confronting his fears, stepping outside his comfort zone, and learning that life is unpredictable and sometimes brutally so.

Ray is a chaotic, unpredictable presence who presents himself as Paul’s guardian angel, though his methods are anything but traditional. He is fast talking, impulsive, and endlessly confident, with a sharp comedic voice that drives much of the film’s energy. Ray thrives on pushing boundaries and escalating situations, often blurring the line between helpful guidance and reckless interference. The role requires strong comedic instincts, timing, and a willingness to fully commit to bold, absurd choices, leaning into the humor without grounding it in sentimentality. He is unapologetically offbeat and a constant wildcard, keeping both Paul and the audience on edge.

Emily is quick-witted, playful, and socially confident, with a dry sense of humor and an effortless charm. She naturally takes the lead in conversations, teasing in a way that feels easy and genuine rather than forced. Outgoing and self-assured, she brings Paul into her world with curiosity and amusement, seeing him as harmless and slightly awkward. While she can come across as flirty, it stems more from her personality than any real romantic intent. Emily is perceptive, independent, and comfortable in her own space, moving through life on her own terms.

Violet is a sensitive and introverted photographer who has recently moved to Montreal – a place that until the past few years has been the city of her aunt Mabel. She is hyper-aware of others’ perception of her, especially Mabel’s . An artist with an active imagination, Violet has a rich playfulness – a side of herself she doesn’t really show to Mabel. (Anglophone)