The Finnish film 'Nightborn' ('Yön lapsi'), directed by Hanna Bergholm, is making waves at the Berlin Film Festival, receiving positive international reviews. It marks the third time in the 2000s that a Finnish film has been included in the festival's main competition. The film's lead actors include Seidi Haarla, known for her role in 'Hytti nro 6', and Rupert Grint, widely recognized for his portrayal of Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter series. Other notable cast members are Pamela Tola and Pirkko Saisio.

'Nightborn' is described as a psychological thriller that explores the challenging aspects of parenthood. The plot revolves around Saga, portrayed by Seidi Haarla, and Jon, played by Rupert Grint, who relocate to a rural Finnish farmhouse and soon welcome a healthy child. However, they both soon experience a chilling sense that their demanding baby may be hiding something unusual, creating an intense atmosphere that contributes to the film’s thrills.

Critics highlight the film's exaggerated and humorous depiction of new parenthood, suggesting that it resonates with many viewers while also providing a raw perspective on the experience. 'Nightborn' is turning into a significant entry at the festival, showcasing Finnish cinema's capabilities and ensuring international eyes on Finnish storytelling at a prestigious cultural event.