Dog Forest

Summer of 1961. A girl goes missing in a small factory village. Six-year-old Valka and his friend Mia set out to find her in Dog Forest.

A detective story with elements of thriller, horror, fantasy, social prose, and childhood memories —... all of this forms the basis for an exciting tale about the unconscious and collective memory. 
Aleksandr Gonorovsky is a writer and screenwriter, a nominee for the awards "Big Book," "Golden Globe," "Nika," "Golden Eagle," holder of the main prize in the competitive program "Horizons" at the Venice Film Festival, and a laureate of the national film critics' award "White Elephant." The film "The Edge" based on Gonorovsky's script was submitted from Russia for the "Oscar" award.
Co-author of the novel "Cerberus," publishing house "Bombora," 2024.