It's a Boy

Snub, a self‑styled architect of destiny, obsessively drafts a grandiose blueprint for his firstborn, charting a trajectory from elite schooling to a luminous career in the mercantile sphere. The anticipation of a male heir fuels his schematics, each detail a brick in the edifice of familial prestige. Yet the moment of revelation—when the infant's gender defies his expectations—unravels his meticulously laid plans. The ensuing cascade of comedic mishaps, societal pressures, and personal reckonings forces Snub to confront the fragility of his ambitions, exposing the absurdity of gendered prognostication within the silent era’s slapstick framework.