Pardon, tévedtem

The film follows Éva Balogh, who travels to Pest for her friend's wedding, only to find that the ceremony has been canceled. Misunderstandings abound when she mistakenly blames Paul Murray, a world-famous pianist, for the broken engagement. Murray, known for his frequent changes of romantic partners, confuses Éva for one of his past relationships, setting the stage for a comedic and romantic clash.

As the story unfolds, Éva and Paul navigate their misunderstandings and ultimately find love amidst the chaos of their initial impressions. The film portrays the complexities of relationships and the humorous situations that arise from miscommunication. The combination of its comedic elements and romantic themes makes it an interesting exploration of love in the early 20th century.