Et moi j'te dis qu'elle t'a fait d'l'oeil!

The story revolves around André Courvalin, who is contemplating marriage but has no interest in his lively mistress, Aurélie. Instead, he prefers the sweet Suzanne, who happens to be engaged to his friend Yves. To solve his dilemma, André concocts a clever plan that involves sending Yves to break up with Aurélie while warning her husband about Yves’ presence. The plan spirals into confusion when Yves is mistaken for Aurélie's husband.

This film exemplifies the comedic style of the 1950s, highlighting misunderstandings and romantic entanglements. Its humor and clever plot twists make it a noteworthy example of the genre during this era. With a solid cast including Jean Parédès and Denise Provence, the film captures the charm of mid-century French comedy, making it a unique title for collectors interested in classic cinema from this period.