Summary
In the modest parlor of a middle-class home, an unassuming wife's covetous gaze lingers upon a society matron's opulent fur stole through a department store window. This fleeting visual encounter blossoms into an all-consuming obsession, compelling her meek husband Twede-Dan into increasingly desperate financial schemes. Marcel Perez embodies the hapless spouse with elastic physicality—his angular frame contorting through botched burglary attempts, ill-fated gambling ventures, and mortifying social blunders—all while navigating predatory lenders and his wife's escalating demands. The furs metamorphose from mere objects into symbols of fractured matrimonial economics, culminating in a surrealist chase through a furrier's warehouse where pelts cascade like avalanches of misplaced aspiration.
Synopsis
Twede-Dan's wife has her heart set on a particular set of furs.
