The Sunlit Night is a film adaptation of the novel by Rebecca Dinerstein. The story follows Frances, a young artist from New York City who travels to the remote Norwegian village of Lofoten to escape her failing relationship and find inspiration for her art.
Frances is taken in by a quirky local family who run a Viking museum, and she begins to immerse herself in the unique culture and landscape of the region. As she navigates her own personal struggles and relationships, Frances finds herself drawn to Yasha, a Russian immigrant who is also seeking solace in Lofoten.
Together, Frances and Yasha embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing as they explore the beauty of the sunlit nights in Norway. The film explores themes of love, loss, and the power of art to heal and transform lives.