The Brazilian thing

The story follows a young man who loves his wife but wishes to be rid of his troublesome mistress. To achieve this, he disguises himself as a wealthy Brazilian and quickly seduces her. His ultimate goal is to secure a settlement from her that will promise she breaks off her affair. This plot showcases the comedic twists that arise from his attempts to prove his faithfulness to his wife.

As a film from the early 1930s, "The Brazilian Thing" reflects the comedic styles of its era. The film features notable performances from Colette Darfeuil, Robert Arnoux, Yvonne Garat, and others, bringing the story to life with their interpretations of complex relationships. Collectors of classic comedies may find this film an interesting addition to their collections, offering insights into the genre's development during this period.