Miss Rovel

The story follows Raymond Ferray, a misanthrope whose tranquil life is interrupted by the arrival of the Rovel family. Lady Rovel is intent on marrying her daughter Meg to the much older Marquis de Boisgenêt. However, she agrees not to force Meg into this union if she can find a suitable alternative.

As Raymond becomes increasingly interested in Miss Rovel, he finds himself involved in her quest for love. The film draws on themes from the source novel, exploring relationships and personal agency within a comedic framework. Its early 20th-century setting provides a glimpse into the romantic conventions of the time.