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An executive and his girlfriend, a medical doctor, are kidnapped by a couple to pass them to France by car. The kidnappers intended to flee to Rio de Janeiro with the strange idea of starting a restaurant. She is a simple cook without trouble with the law, but so persistent that manages to convince her husband to elope with her release from prison for a weekend.
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An executive and his girlfriend, a medical doctor, are kidnapped by a couple to pass them to France by car. The kidnappers intended to flee to Rio de Janeiro with the strange idea of starting a restaurant. She is a simple cook without trouble with the law, but so persistent that manages to convince her husband to elope with her release from prison for a weekend.
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