Virginia Woolf's Night & Day (2026)

In the bustling city of London in 1910, Katharine Hilbery, a fiercely independent woman, challenges her family's traditional expectations by choosing to follow her passion for astronomy rather than conform to societal norms of marriage. When her father insists she accept an unwanted engagement, her determination is put to the test. As she forges new relationships—among them, a daring suffragette and a reflective editor—Katharine starts to question the societal, romantic, and cultural boundaries imposed upon her. Her journey becomes one of self-discovery, as she seeks a genuine path that aligns with her own aspirations and principles.