Lights in the Dusk

The film follows Koistinen, a security guard who feels like an outcast among his co-workers. Working night shifts at a luxury shopping mall, he leads a solitary existence until he meets Mirja, a woman whose icy demeanor captivates him. Unbeknownst to Koistinen, Mirja has ulterior motives, using him to aid her criminal boyfriend.

With a runtime of 78 minutes, Lights in the Dusk delves into the complexities of unsociability and despair. The narrative captures the struggles of its characters against the backdrop of modern urban life in Finland. This film is part of Kaurismäki's unique storytelling style, which blends humor with poignant social commentary.