Emily Noel Ritchie

Surreal circumstances of a power outage when the sun fails to set puts our protagonists in an endless evening, forcing them to form a bond that is the last thing that they have left-- a concept that becomes a strange comfort when nothing is as it once was.

Don, a Canadian air gunner in World War II, lives through distant dreams, homesick memories and visceral fears. Based a collection of letters written to his love overseas from 1943 to 1944, this young man's inner turmoil manifests around him in dreamlike reminiscence and isolation, fighting to stay hopeful for a future.

Surreal circumstances of a power outage when the sun fails to set puts our protagonists in an endless evening, forcing them to form a bond that is the last thing that they have left-- a concept that becomes a strange comfort when nothing is as it once was.

Surreal circumstances of a power outage when the sun fails to set puts our protagonists in an endless evening, forcing them to form a bond that is the last thing that they have left-- a concept that becomes a strange comfort when nothing is as it once was.

Surreal circumstances of a power outage when the sun fails to set puts our protagonists in an endless evening, forcing them to form a bond that is the last thing that they have left-- a concept that becomes a strange comfort when nothing is as it once was.

Don, a Canadian air gunner in World War II, lives through distant dreams, homesick memories and visceral fears. Based a collection of letters written to his love overseas from 1943 to 1944, this young man's inner turmoil manifests around him in dreamlike reminiscence and isolation, fighting to stay hopeful for a future.

Don, a Canadian air gunner in World War II, lives through distant dreams, homesick memories and visceral fears. Based a collection of letters written to his love overseas from 1943 to 1944, this young man's inner turmoil manifests around him in dreamlike reminiscence and isolation, fighting to stay hopeful for a future.