Die Einsamkeit der Seevögel

A researcher in isolation in the dark North of Norway, observing the influence of the climate on the local bird population. While she finds comfort in the tools and measurements of science, she slowly unwinds to deal with the relationships she fled from, and is fascinated then haunted by the history of the place.

I really liked parts of this: the isolation, the nature, the tale from the past, the theme of men vs women. And I felt indifferent about other parts: her old and her new relationship, the occasional explicit sexual descriptions. But the main problem is, that all these parts never fully clicked together, in my opinion.