A group of alien energies come to Earth and inhabit male human forms. Under the guidance of an unseen mentor they learn how to be "male" in order to be able to successfully impregnate women.
There are clever ideas in here, and they are wrapped up in sci0fi oddity and dark humour - all done in a way that should result in a better whole. Unfortunately that doesn't come and it fells like all the creativity in framing, design, and concept, didn't make it through into the specific writing. The narrative as a result feels like reasonably obvious 'men are like x' jokes, some of which are good, but all of which are fairly straightforward. This prevents building within the film, and keeps the viewer in the moment - which is mostly an okay place to be, but doesn't draw in and engage. It isn't helped that the conclusion feels too obvious and 'of the moment' and lacks any emotional heft to help it
As a 'festival short' it probably worked better due to how smart it looks in design and concept, and how it tackles gender issues - however as a casual viewer, I didn't think it made the most of its strengths, and as it went on the lack of building started to have consequences.