Les femmes sont folles

Marguerite harbors a secret affection for a novelist whose identity remains a mystery. Her jealous husband devises a plan to dissuade her love by hiring an actor to impersonate the novelist and behave poorly. However, as is often the case in comedies, the situation spirals in unforeseen directions, leading to humorous outcomes.

With a cast that includes Raymond Rouleau, Gaby Sylvia, and Colette Ricard, this film captures the comedic essence of its era. The narrative plays with themes of love, jealousy, and mistaken identities, common in the genre. Collectors interested in vintage comedies or French cinema from the mid-20th century may find this film appealing for its historical context and storytelling style.