The Bookstore That Never Sleeps (2026)

Tucked away in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, there’s a bookstore that doesn’t greet the morning sun—it comes alive once dusk falls. This soulful, portrait-style documentary turns its lens on Christopher Webb, the mysterious figure behind this after-dark literary hideaway. While neighboring shops shutter their doors, Chris flips on his lights for the nocturnal roamers, the lost-hour dreamers, and anyone chasing a warm glow in the quiet of night. A seasoned sailor with salt still in his veins, Chris carries the weight of sleepless voyages and the ghosts of open water, his past whispering through every quiet corner of his store. It’s a tender, deeply human story about a man who found his harbor not on the sea, but among the stacks and shadows of a town after hours.