Mitya

The story follows Mitya, who, while on his way to his bride Shurochka's party, encounters a dying woman and her infants. Misunderstandings arise when the townspeople mistakenly believe he is the father, leading to his rejection by the community. In a moment of despair, Mitya contemplates suicide but is saved by an unknown figure who helps him stage his own funeral.

The film delves into the absurdities of small-town life and the rigidity of social customs. In a surprising twist, during the mourning ceremony, Mitya rises from the grave, shocking the townsfolk, and decides to leave the city behind. This narrative offers a satirical look at the conventions of the time, making it a unique piece for collectors interested in early Soviet cinema and comedic storytelling.