The Case of the Drowned

In Zatonsk, one strange case leads to another, and the investigation quickly goes beyond the usual police search. A capital investigator gathers evidence, checks versions, and seeks an explanation for each fact, while a girl with visions appears, suggesting what cannot be obtained through interrogation or examination of the crime scene. Their alliance is born not out of agreement, but out of necessity: too much in this case does not fit into dry logic or mere premonitions. The tension arises from the combination of detective intrigue, mysticism, and the historical atmosphere of a provincial town.