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  • $56

    HUSBANDS BD

    Title
    HUSBANDS BD
    SKU
    5555141
    Catalogue No.
    CC3147BD
    UPC
    715515246019
    Release Date
    May 26, 2020
    Year Produced
    1970
    Format
    Blu-ray
    Packaging
    Blu-Ray Case
    No. of Discs
    1
    Weight
    0.355
    Price
    $56 inc. GST
    Ships From
    Melbourne, AU
    The trailblazing independent auteur John Cassavetes pushes his raw, uncompromising emotional realism to its limit in this unflinching portrait of masculinity in crisis. Cassavetes joins Ben Gazzara and Peter Falk both of whom would become key collaborators of the directors playing a trio of middle-aged Long Island family men who, following the sudden death of their best friend, channel their grief into an epic, multiday bender that takes them from Manhattan to London in a desperate, debauched quest to feel alive. By turns painfully funny and woundingly perceptive, this self-described comedy about life, death, and freedom stands as perhaps the most fearless, harrowingly honest deconstruction of American manhood ever committed to film.
    The trailblazing independent auteur John Cassavetes pushes his raw, uncompromising emotional realism to it's limit in this unflinching portrait of masculinity in crisis. Cassavetes joins Ben Gazzara and Peter Falk both of whom would become key collaborators of the director's playing a trio of middle-aged Long Island family men who, following the sudden death of their best friend, channel their grief into an epic, multiday bender that takes them from Manhattan to London in a desperate, debauched quest to feel alive. By turns painfully funny and woundingly perceptive, this self-described comedy about life, death, and freedom stands as perhaps the most fearless, harrowingly honest deconstruction of American manhood ever committed to film.