My Wife's Name Is Maurice

Georges, a wealthy Parisian, finds himself in a complicated situation with his mistress and his wife. He has no intention of divorcing his wife, who is the source of his wealth. When his mistress threatens to reveal their affair, Georges enlists the help of Maurice, a passing stranger, to pose as his wife in a desperate attempt to scare off the mistress. The result is a chaotic farce where nothing goes according to plan.

This film features a notable cast including Régis Laspalès and Alice Evans, who bring the characters to life with their performances. The comedy delves into themes of transvestism and LGBT experiences, making it a unique addition to the genre. With its humorous take on love and jealousy, My Wife's Name Is Maurice captures the essence of early 2000s French cinema, appealing to fans of the comedy genre and those interested in LGBT narratives.