The Architecture of Doom

The abandoned lighthouse on the northern island hadn't gone dark in twenty years. Its keeper, a solitary man, documented the slow decay of the structure and his own mind, filming the encroaching sea and the crumbling stone. This 1989 documentary is a stark, poetic meditation on isolation and entropy, framed by the relentless Baltic wind. It observes a man becoming a ghost in his own home, a quiet chronicle of an ending written in salt and solitude.