Yö meren rannalla

Set against the backdrop of a seaside villa, the film follows Mikko, a middle-aged architect discontent with his job and marriage. His efforts to renovate a turn-of-the-century villa symbolize his struggle to find purpose amid personal turmoil. As a party unfolds, tensions rise between Mikko, his wife Liisa, and their guests, exposing underlying conflicts and revealing the complexities of their relationships.

The narrative dives into various dynamics, including the generation gap and the father-daughter relationship, as conflicts arise during the party. Mikko's interactions with his wife and guests reflect issues of social class and the challenges faced by those navigating midlife crises. The film presents a slice of life that resonates with viewers interested in character-driven dramas, making it a noteworthy piece for collectors of international cinema from the early 1980s.