One whole moment of incredible happiness... is it not enough for a whole lifetime?

A romantic story about loneliness, unfulfilled love, and humanity's yearning for life. One night, during the white nights in St. Petersburg, where time seems to freeze and day meets night in an eternal twilight, a dreaming young man, while wandering the streets of the city, encounters a charming girl. Their meeting proves to be exhilaratingly pivotal for both of them. For the next four days, they meet every night and exchange confessions, dreams, hopes, and something deeper: their great desire to truly live…

The White Nights is one of Fyodor Dostoevsky's most beloved and poetic works. A romantic novella about the human need to love and be loved, as well as a dive into the psychological world of a person who lives more in their imagination than in reality. Dostoevsky shows us how the need for connection, meaning, and light can arise from silence, loneliness, and disappointment. And how a moment of true connection—however fleeting—can justify an entire lifetime.