No Women

In No Women, Professor Branck creates a machine called Fortuna, which promises absolute luck, fortune, and success to its users, contingent on their virginity. Lucien Lepur, a street vendor who has never been with a woman, becomes a man of success after using the machine. However, he soon finds himself regretting his fiancée, Micheline, as he navigates the consequences of his newfound power under the influence of Professor Branck.

The plot takes a turn when Micheline, determined to reclaim Lucien, enlists the help of Casimir. Together, they confront Professor Branck, leading to a pivotal moment where Lucien must choose between his powers and true love. In a decisive moment, Lucien loses his abilities but gains Micheline's affection, highlighting the film's exploration of love versus ambition.

For collectors, No Women presents a blend of early 20th-century comedy and a whimsical narrative, making it an interesting specimen from the 1930s. The film is available in all formats, appealing to those looking to expand their collection with vintage comedic cinema.