Samvel Ginovyan is a comedian for whom family life is like a never-ending quest with dull dramaturgy and light notes of absurdity. His concerts are a chronicle of fatigue, where a vacation with children looks like a punishment, and romance suffers in the battle with kindergartens, queues and domestic chaos.
The main currency here is minutes of silence, mined in the struggle against the parenting routine. Hair loss, the awkwardness of stripping, and even dogs on the patriarchy turn out to be occasions for dry philosophizing about how little things turn life into an adult tragicomedy. Ginovian observes this circus without rose-colored glasses and, it seems, with the only true level of cynicism.
