My Wife's Name is Come Back

Bernard Fizet's wife left him. Without a scandal, without mutual reproaches, even without a request for divorce — she just left. In despair over such an act by the woman he loves, Bernard falls into depression. To overcome it, following a psychologist's advice, he moves into a house intended "for bachelors." Here, his neighbor across the hall is Nadine Foulon, who is extremely unlucky with men. One day, Bernard witnesses the girl fainting. It turns out she hasn't eaten for several days to lose weight and become at least a little more attractive to potential suitors. The first aid provided by Bernard becomes the occasion for their meeting.