Three Irwin Shaw short stories come to life, exploring complex relationships and moral dilemmas. In "The Girls in Their Summer Dresses", a married couple's Sunday morning outing turns into a tense conversation about trust and infidelity. Meanwhile, "The Monument" pits a charismatic bartender against his owner, who's determined to modernize the Irish pub by introducing cheaper whiskey. In "The Man Who Married a French Wife", a powerful American husband is faced with a difficult decision when his French wife's former lover, a former resistance fighter, asks for his help escaping the country.
Great Performances
A stroll through Manhattan's streets turns into a turning point for a married couple as they have a heart-wrenching conversation that reveals the husband's doubts about his loyalty.
