Pigs Will Be Pigs

Set at the "Pupky" station, the story revolves around two illegal passengers—guinea pigs—who must be removed from a train due to regulations against transporting animals in general carriages. The head of the station, Pryvychkin, attempts to assist the animals, but the situation quickly spirals out of his control as an audit committee arrives to investigate the incident.

This film offers a sharp critique of bureaucracy, bourgeoisie, and provincialism. It employs humor to address serious themes, reflecting the societal attitudes of the time. As a piece of early 20th-century cinema, it represents an interesting chapter in the evolution of comedy within the Ukrainian film landscape.