In the bustling New York City of the 1950s, a married man named Richard Sherman finds himself at a personal crossroads after sending his wife and son to spend the summer in the countryside. While enjoying his temporary freedom, Richard immerses himself in thoughts about life, love, and especially the temptation posed by a fresh and charming neighbor who has just moved into the building. She, a dazzling and carefree blonde, quickly becomes the embodiment of his fantasies; each encounter between them is a delicate game of insinuations and repressed desires.
As the days pass, Richard's internal conflict intensifies. He feels trapped between his marital obligations and the irresistible attraction he feels towards the young woman. The back-and-forth of his mind takes him from moments of pure absurd comedy to deep reflections on fidelity and true love. With each interaction, his doubts and fears about the life he has chosen are put to the test, as he finds himself caught in a dilemma that many can recognize.
Amid light humor and charming situations, the story invites us to reflect on what it truly means to commit to a relationship, as well as the fragility of the choices we make. The summer becomes a journey of self-discovery, where what seems to be a simple romance transforms into an exploration of human nature and our own decisions.