White Nights.

White Nights: A poem about solitude.

It's a poem written with the youthful enthusiasm of Dostoevsky, capturing the intersection of two solitudes: one, a young man trying to find solace from the loneliness within the bustling city of St. Petersburg, and the other, a young woman trapped in a dilapidated house in the city's outskirts, unaware of the shared loneliness.

Our story follows a young man and a young woman, Nastenka, as their hearts open to each other for the first time, and their brief, four-day romance unfolds on a bridge in St. Petersburg.