Elena Emelyanova

In a small Siberian village where the forest business is booming, 14-year-old Lyokha wants to buy a dream motorcycle Enduro. But he doesn’t have enough money. Trying to sell his tablet rich Chinese from a local sawmill, he meets his neighbor. The neighbor is ready to help Lyokha in exchange for a small service.

On the edge of the forest and steppe, far from people, an elderly Buryat woman Demid lives with her dog. The war took her family away from her, but she doesn't seem to remember it. Years pass, and Demid, as before, washes the laundry of his children and sends the dog to the forest married to the forester. The dog runs away to look for the owner, but always comes back with nothing. One day, Demid's oblivion is broken.

In a small Siberian village where the forest business is booming, 14-year-old Lyokha wants to buy a dream motorcycle Enduro. But he doesn’t have enough money. Trying to sell his tablet rich Chinese from a local sawmill, he meets his neighbor. The neighbor is ready to help Lyokha in exchange for a small service.

In a small Siberian village where the forest business is booming, 14-year-old Lyokha wants to buy a dream motorcycle Enduro. But he doesn’t have enough money. Trying to sell his tablet rich Chinese from a local sawmill, he meets his neighbor. The neighbor is ready to help Lyokha in exchange for a small service.

On the edge of the forest and steppe, far from people, an elderly Buryat woman Demid lives with her dog. The war took her family away from her, but she doesn't seem to remember it. Years pass, and Demid, as before, washes the laundry of his children and sends the dog to the forest married to the forester. The dog runs away to look for the owner, but always comes back with nothing. One day, Demid's oblivion is broken.

On the edge of the forest and steppe, far from people, an elderly Buryat woman Demid lives with her dog. The war took her family away from her, but she doesn't seem to remember it. Years pass, and Demid, as before, washes the laundry of his children and sends the dog to the forest married to the forester. The dog runs away to look for the owner, but always comes back with nothing. One day, Demid's oblivion is broken.

On the edge of the forest and steppe, far from people, an elderly Buryat woman Demid lives with her dog. The war took her family away from her, but she doesn't seem to remember it. Years pass, and Demid, as before, washes the laundry of his children and sends the dog to the forest married to the forester. The dog runs away to look for the owner, but always comes back with nothing. One day, Demid's oblivion is broken.