In this charming romantic comedy from 1940, we follow the life of an intelligent yet somewhat absent-minded doctor named David. This health professional, caught in his routine and obsessed with his work, finds himself in a complicated situation when his mother, worried about his singleness, decides to intervene. Believing he needs a wife, she sets out to find him the perfect match.
Things get complicated when David is forced to pretend he is married to a writer he has just met, a fun and somewhat eccentric woman named June, who has her own relationship issues. In a twist of fate, what started as a simple strategy to appease his mother turns into a hilarious series of misunderstandings, as they both get caught up in a web of lies that quickly spirals out of control. Every casual encounter between the fictional couple becomes a comedy of errors that surprisingly brings them closer together, revealing their unexpected chemistry as they navigate the whims of life and love.
As David and June face the consequences of their façade, the audience is captivated by their witty dialogues and ridiculous situations. With a charming cast and a script that is pure entertainment, the film becomes a refreshing reflection on true love, commitment, and what it really means to find the right person, even if that quest begins with a lie.