Horizon

Mark, an architect from Berlin, receives unexpected inheritance—a derelict lighthouse on the Norwegian coast. Inside the envelope is the only existing photograph of the father he never knew. His decision to travel north and confront the past leads him to Elina, a local guide whose life is as anchored to these cliffs as his own family secret. Their conversations under the endless northern light slowly piece together a mosaic where every found artifact—from an old logbook to a broken compass—challenges not only Mark's history but his vision of the future. The Norwegian fjords here act not as mere backdrop, but as an active narrative force, shifting the protagonist's perspective with each tide.