In a marriage ruled by the stormy temperaments of two artists, Ingrid will need drastic measures to become herself again. Ingrid, a 40-year-old painter, is tired of her husband Hemming calling all the shots. After his sculpting career never took off, Hemming has been running the couple’s art gallery in Stockholm, and with it, Ingrid’s entire career. But when he signs an exclusivity contract for her artwork with a lucrative gallery behind her back, it’s the last straw for Ingrid. Furious that Hemming would make such a big decision without her say, Ingrid tries to clear her mind while skiing. But while speeding down the mountain, lost in thought, she crashes into Uri, a young nomad traveling the world after his father’s death. As Ingrid recovers in the hospital, fearing she will never paint again, she finds a kindred spirit in Uri. And as the two become dangerously close, Ingrid is ready to test the boundaries of her marriage, her art, and herself. A poignant and captivating portrait of love, marriage, betrayal, and adventure, The End of the Storm depicts the complexities of relationships and careers and what we are and aren’t willing to sacrifice for our partners and our art.