Ex-Husbands

In the heart of Manhattan, Peter Pearce, portrayed by Griffin Dunne, finds himself grappling with an unexpected midlife crisis. After 35 years of marriage, his wife Maria, played by the talented Rosanna Arquette, has made the difficult decision to leave him, casting Peter into a whirlwind of loneliness and self-reflection. Faced with the daunting reality of starting anew at his age, Peter's world begins to unravel, leading him to seek a drastic escape from the suffocating familiarity of his life. Amidst his despair, he impulsively books a trip to Tulum, Mexico, hoping to find clarity and perhaps a sense of freedom in the sun-soaked shores of the tropical paradise.

As Peter embarks on this unexpected journey, he envisions a chance to rejuvenate his spirit and reconnect with his sense of adventure. His plans, however, take an unexpected turn when he accidentally crashes his son’s bachelor party in Tulum. Surrounded by youthful exuberance and the high-energy atmosphere of the celebration, Peter finds himself out of his depth, awkwardly navigating the vibrant dynamics of his son's friends while trying to maintain a facade of coolness. The trip becomes a rollercoaster of comedic mishaps as Peter's attempts at bonding with the younger generation lead to a series of hilarious and eye-opening encounters.

Throughout his escapade, Peter confronts not only his own insecurities but also the realities of life after divorce, ultimately learning valuable lessons about love, relationships, and the importance of embracing change. As he slowly adjusts to his new circumstances, the trip provides him with the opportunity to reconsider what it means to truly connect with those around him—be it his son, his estranged wife, or even potential new romantic interests. "Ex-Husbands" delivers a poignant yet humor-laden exploration of the intricate dance between letting go and moving forward, capturing the bittersweet essence of midlife turmoil in a way that is both relatable and entertaining.