Alphonse

Alphonse tells the story of an actor named Rebrov who, after refusing to participate in an obscene performance, comes home to find out that his family is about to grow. Instead of being upset, he starts a cooperative called "Sibiryak," aimed at helping lonely women have beautiful babies.

The film explores the relationship between Rebrov and his assistant Vovik, a struggling actor and heavy drinker. Vovik attempts to play the role of a psychic, which leads to unexpected complications when a woman seeking to have a child becomes involved. With a runtime of 80 minutes, this comedy combines absurdity with social commentary, making it an interesting piece from the early '90s era of film.