Humor about courts, offenses and everyday absurdities with a tinge of fatigue from the system and life, where even circumcision turns into an epic. In places it seems that the hero is trying to survive in a world where laws and common sense have long since separated, and personal dramas and minor disasters have merged into one endless stream. All this reality is presented with such simplicity that it's funny and sad at the same time - irony here is more of a defense mechanism to avoid going crazy.
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