When Night Is Falling is a 1995 Canadian romantic drama written and directed by Patricia Rozema. Known for its lush visual style, dreamlike atmosphere, and unapologetic exploration of faith and desire, the film is widely regarded as a landmark work of 1990s lesbian cinema and a key entry in the New Queer Cinema movement. Plot Summary The film follows Camille Baker (Pascale Bussières), a devoutly religious and tenured professor at a conservative Christian college in Toronto. She lives a stable, predictable life with her long-term boyfriend, Martin (Henry Czerny), a fellow professor who is poised to become a minister. Despite their shared faith and plans to marry, Camille feels a growing sense of spiritual and emotional emptiness.