Summary
In an audacious bid to inject vivacity into her seemingly staid engagement, Lis, a woman of spirited disposition, orchestrates a Parisian sojourn for her prosaic fiancé, Philip. Her true agenda, however, unfurls with a sartorial metamorphosis: donning masculine attire, she embarks upon a gender-bending escapade through the city's vibrant streets. This audacious masquerade serves as both a test of Philip's true character and a personal exploration of the freedoms afforded by a different social presentation. The comedic machinations escalate when Lis's unsuspecting father arrives, inadvertently unmasking her elaborate ruse. What follows is a delightful, if fraught, series of trials and tribulations, navigating the societal expectations and personal desires, culminating in a resolution where, despite the unconventional courtship, Lis and Philip ultimately find their way to the altar, their bond presumably strengthened by this most peculiar of romantic convolutions.
Comedy about Lis and boring fiancée Philip. Luring him to Paris she dresses up in men's clothing to go about town. Lis' arriving father discovers her plot and after trial and tribulation Lis finally marries Philip.
