Can’t You Just Leave Me Out?

The film follows the Soviet soldier Lastochin, who finds himself overwhelmed by domestic duties as his wife handles the shopping. Frustrated with preparing meals for the children, he decides to abandon his responsibilities and eat at a popular canteen instead. This comedic narrative reflects the societal dynamics of the time, showcasing the humorous side of family life in the Soviet Union.

As a collector, this film represents an interesting piece of early Soviet cinema, illustrating the comedic approach to everyday life. The performances by Aleksandr Antonov and Lyubov Nenasheva add depth to the story, making it an intriguing watch for those interested in the genre and era.