The husband is a masterpiece of the "real movie" style in Cassaviti's works, which exposes the hypocrisy and emptiness of middle-class life in the suburbs of the United States through the middle-life crisis faced by three white men after the death of their friends. Gus, Harry and Archie grew up together and spent their young and frivolous student years together. Now, when people reach middle age, they all have successful careers and happy families. One day, they received the news that their good friend Stuart had died of a heart attack, which suddenly made them realize that youth is fleeting and death is with them. In order to defuse their grief and escape family conflicts, the trio boarded a plane to London, stayed in a high-end hotel, met beautiful young women in the casino, and tried to have an overnight affair. But in the end, their efforts were embarrassing and futile, and the beautiful youth is long gone. Disappointed Gus and Archie decided to return to New York, but Harry planned to stay in London. What kind of fate will Harry face without his familiar environment and old friends?
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