Summary
A jostling marketplace of marital arithmetic, where Alice Howell’s house-frugal heroine treats matrimony like a clearance rack: she tallies kisses like coupons, barters affection for domestic appliances, and converts every whispered endearment into a ledger entry. The film unspools as a kinetic carnival of thrift—doors slam like cash-register bells, hats fly off like price tags, and the entire narrative is one giant haggle over the true cost of love. Each pratfall is a markdown, each stolen glance a buy-one-get-one, until the final kiss closes the sale on happiness at half price.
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