In this heartwarming comedy of errors, we find ourselves with a middle-class family in 1930s London. As economic problems threaten to crumble their already fragile stability, the matriarch of the house decides it’s time to do something about it. With a sharp wit and a heart full of determination, she sets out to turn their modest home into an appealing guesthouse for tourists.
What starts as a well-intentioned effort soon spirals into a series of hilarious situations. The arrival of tenants brings with it a whole gallery of eccentric characters: from a gentleman with awkward manners to a bohemian artist who seems more interested in his muses than in his accommodation. With each new guest, misunderstandings and mischief multiply, leading the family into increasingly absurd and comical situations.
Tensions rise when an old family friend shows up unexpectedly, further complicating matters with his romantic intentions toward the mother. Amid the chaos around them, the family must learn to work together, despite their differences, to keep their home afloat and find a solution to their troubles. As the laughter multiplies, so do the bonds that unite this endearing family, reminding us that unity and love can overcome any adversity. A comedy full of laughter, confusion, and, above all, heart!