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Two musicians with the same surname live in an apartment block. One is an older man with an appreciation for and love of classical music, while the other is a younger man addicted to swing music. The niece of the older man arrives for a visit and, getting no answer when she knocks, she finds the key under the mat and lets herself in -- but it is the wrong apartment, and when the younger man comes home, complications arise.
Later there is a huge fancy dress party, and the star turn is the radio announcer Henryk Paczek, played by Eugeniusz Bodo, who does a turn, singing "Sex Appeal" dressed as Mae West.
Sitting at a table after the song, he attracts the romantic attention of the older musician.
The film is an interesting period piece; there is a street sequence obviously filmed in public, in pre-war Warsaw. The film has a sound track, but the dialogue is partly limited or absent.
HF April 2009
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