Man nennt mich jetzt Mimi...

The story follows a young married couple, Anna and Peter, who believe that their partner has an easier life. To prove their point, they decide to swap clothes, with Anna donning a man's suit and Peter stepping into a chic woman's wardrobe. This exchange leads them on an adventure as they head to a vacation destination, where their new appearances attract unexpected attention from the locals.

As they navigate their new identities, both Anna and Peter experience the world from a different perspective. The film offers a humorous yet insightful look at how societal expectations shape relationships and individual experiences. The performances by Carl Heinz Choynski, Ursula Werner, and others bring depth to this exploration of love and misunderstanding in a light-hearted manner.

"Man nennt mich jetzt Mimi..." is a notable entry from the DEFA-Studio, reflecting the inventive storytelling that characterized East German cinema during this era. Its unique premise and comedic elements make it a curious piece for collectors of TV movies and fans of international films from the 1970s.