When classics speak anew - the iconic story by Bulgakov comes to life on screen. Anton Fedorov's play "Heart of a Dog" is a bold reinterpretation where grotesque coexists with tragedy, and the theatrical stage becomes a mirror of time. The film version conveys not only the vibrant performance of the actors but also the scenography, lighting, and sound solutions, recreating the atmosphere of live theater on screen. The story of the transformation of the dog Sharik into Sharikov and the consequences of Professor Preobrazhensky's experiments raises eternal themes: the boundaries of science, the nature of humanity, and moral choice. The director offers a new reading of the well-known story by Mikhail Bulgakov, exploring how the canonical text can resonate differently in today's context.