Hay que casar a Paulina

This film captures the essence of 1940s Argentine cinema, showcasing the struggles of love and social class. The narrative revolves around a rich girl, Paulina, who experiences a drastic change in her fortunes as she falls into poverty. Meanwhile, a boy characterized by his nobility and hard work earns the affection he once lacked.

With a cast featuring Paulina Singerman, Francisco Álvarez, and Rafael Frontaura, this film presents a rich tapestry of emotions and societal commentary. Collectors of classic romance films will appreciate its place in the genre and its reflection of the era's cinematic style. The film is a product of Argentina Sono Film, a notable studio in the history of Argentine cinema, adding to its significance as a collectible piece for enthusiasts of international films.