Elmira's House

Victor Levander, a psychotherapist with an unusual reputation, comes to the sea to escape the routine and be alone. He settles in the house of a recently deceased woman, smart, cold, irritable, and, as it turns out, too alive to simply disappear. During the day, Victor gets involved in a strange investigation, and at night - in conversations that gradually undermine his own confidence in who the real observer is here. This is a story not so much about death, but about people who do not know how to be alive, about power, dependency, and how easily control can be mistaken for love.