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The Night

Natten

Synopsis

Mika, a woman caring for her husband Anders who has Alzheimer’s, navigates her own loneliness and need for intimacy. When Ossian, a man working in home care, enters their lives, something is stirred in Mika – a reminder of her own vitality and desire, but also an uncomfortable truth about her situation.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Joel Georgsson
Screenplay & Story
Sissela Nelander
Original Score
Erasmus John Talbot
Original Title
Natten
Spoken Languages
Swedish
Runtime
15m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Joel Georgsson

Screenplay & Story

Sissela Nelander

Original Score & Music

Erasmus John Talbot

Film Editing

Tove Lamm

Producers

Gustav Ahnelöv

Department Leadership Roster

Gustav Ahnelöv

Producer

Trixie Edlund Falkenborg

Production Design

Tove Lamm

Editor

Hanna Westerling

Costume Design

Sissela Nelander

Writer

Joel Georgsson

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for The Night.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Night

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is The Night about?

Mika, a woman caring for her husband Anders who has Alzheimer’s, navigates her own loneliness and need for intimacy. When Ossian, a man working in home care, enters their lives, something is stirred in Mika – a reminder of her own vitality and desire, but also an uncomfortable truth about her situation.

Who directed The Night?

The Night was directed by Joel Georgsson.

Who stars in The Night?

The principal cast of The Night includes Lia Boysen, Björn Elgerd, Johan Hedenberg, Ivan Mathias Petersson.

When was The Night released and how long is it?

The Night was released in 2026 with a total runtime of 15m.

Who composed the musical score for The Night?

The original motion picture soundtrack for The Night was composed by Erasmus John Talbot.