The Sunlit Night (2020)
Overview
An aspiring painter meets eccentric locals and a fellow New Yorker while working on a barn in Norway.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.399 |
Directed By
David Wnendt
Crew
David Wnendt
Rebecca Dinerstein
Kerri Hundley
Cecilie De Lange
David Forshee
Enis Rotthoff
Andreas Wodraschke
Paul Rischer
Gabrielle Nadig
Jeanette Sundby
Isak Eymundsson
Alex Turtletaub
Rebecca Dinerstein
Kate Geller
Ruben Thorkildsen
Rebecca Dinerstein
Urte Amelie Fink
Jenny Slate
Kristine Wilhelmsen
Michael B. Clark
Fabian Gasmia
Roberto Alvarado Jr.
Stacey Berman
Matt Joyer
Martin Ahlgren
Jessica Kelly
Jacek Wiśniewski
TOP CAST
Jenny Slate
Frances
Alex Sharp
Yasha
Fridtjov Såheim
Nils
Gillian Anderson
Olyana
Zach Galifianakis
Haldor
David Paymer
Levi
Jessica Hecht
Mirela
Elise Kibler
Gaby
Olek Krupa
Vassily
Dan Puck
Robert
Ginna Lavine
Janet
Malachy Cleary
Mr. Mason
Anne Carney
Mrs. Mason
Chris Carfizzi
Timothy
David Corenswet
Scott Glenn
Stephanie Mareen
Lydia
Seth Barrish
Critic #1
Cindy Cheung
Critic #2
Michael Kostroff
Critic #3
Marceline Hugot
Mrs. Glenny
Trond Høvik
Sigbjørn
Julie Støp Husby
Waitress
Torben Kartfjord Leirvik
Checkout Cashier
Luise Nes
Fridge Girl
Alberto Bonilla
Hispanic Baker
Inna Swinton
Stout Russian Woman
Liam Garten
Toddler
Thelma Preciosa Winger Sundby
Viking Daughter
Hans Jørgen Melhus
Viking Ulf
John Knight
Viking
Rebecca Dinerstein
Wool Dyer
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