Frédérica

The film follows Gilbert, a poet and singer who is engaged to Lilette but struggles with his feelings. To cope, he invents an imaginary woman named Frédérica, to whom he writes love letters. This ruse leads to complications when Lilette discovers the letters and confronts Gilbert, prompting his friend Théodule to intervene.

As Théodule and his girlfriend Claudine pose as Frédérica to resolve the situation, the plot thickens with the unexpected appearance of another Frédérica. This comedic twist emphasizes the chaotic nature of love and relationships, making it a notable entry in the comedy genre of the early 1940s. The cast includes Charles Trenet, Elvira Popescu, and Rellys, showcasing talent from this era of French cinema.