Alfred is mediocre. He works in an uninspiring bank and lives alone in a less than impressive apartment. His only consolation is his weekly sperm donation. At the sperm bank, Alfred is important. He is the saviour of barren women, a creator of life and the apple of every nurse's eye. So when the sperm bank is suddenly closed, Alfred looses his will to live and has to find (or be found by) alternate ways of finding happiness.
