Pavlov's Dog

"Pavlov's Dog" is the most famous poem by Alexander Anashevich. What is it about? About passion, about pathological dependence, about the connection between the victim and the executioner, about Frankenstein's attitude to his creator, about the inability to cancel the reflex, the inability to stop, leave, leave, about the endless canine love for the owner. The film is about painful visions, sticky dreams, about the painfulness of all love and its beauty.