As the sun sinks behind the Baltic horizon, Tallinn transforms. Edge of the Night moves beyond postcard imagery to explore a city that truly reveals itself after dark. In long winter evenings when daylight fades early, and in summer nights that barely become night at all, a parallel universe unfolds far from those sleeping peacefully under their blankets. From the cries of newborns in a maternity ward to the quiet solitude of someone sleeping on a bench; firefighters on standby, swingers in secret clubs, an air traffic controller guiding invisible planes, and a blind musician playing for a city that cannot see her.

In his hometown, Vladimir Loginov weaves these fragments into a layered portrait of a city that never sleeps—as long as you know where to look.