Neptune’s Daughter

In a sun‑drenched resort town where fashion, sport and seaside glamour collide, a high‑spirited social season is set in motion by the arrival of a charismatic South‑American polo team. The local elite buzzes with anticipation, their attention split between the sleek lines of the Neptune bathing‑suit line and the thunderous hooves that will soon echo across the manicured fields. Against this backdrop of bright costumes, beachside concerts and elaborate spectacles, two sisters navigate love and ambition in very different ways.

Betty Barrett is a scatterbrained socialite whose heart flutters at the slightest hint of a handsome star, and she immediately sets her sights on the dashing captain of the visiting team. When a well‑meaning masseur is mistakenly identified as the polo hero, she gleefully embraces the misunderstanding, turning a chance encounter into a playful courtship that hints at both romance and farce. Meanwhile, her pragmatic sister Eve Barrett, an accomplished aquatic ballet dancer, watches the swirl of flirtation with a mixture of protective concern and her own secret yearning for something more substantial than the glittering social whirl.

Jack Spratt, the affable massage therapist caught in Betty’s scheme, finds himself swept into a charade that blurs the line between honest affection and whimsical deception. At the same time, Jose O’Rourke, the true captain with a magnetic presence, becomes an unexpected focal point for both sisters—each drawn to him for reasons that reflect their contrasting outlooks on love, fame and personal fulfillment. The film glimmers with breezy humor, colorful musical interludes and a lighthearted tone that celebrates the joyous chaos of mistaken identities, while hinting at the heartfelt connections that may blossom when glamour meets genuine emotion.

Last Updated: December 05, 2025 at 09:45