Money Buys Happiness

The narrative follows a married couple in Seattle facing a mid-life crisis, each yearning for change. The husband dreams of a spiritual awakening, wishing to shed material possessions, while the wife reflects on a past relationship sparked by an old love note. Their journey takes a dark turn when a friend's suicide leads them to claim a piano that symbolizes their own relationship struggles.

Clocking in at 109 minutes, 'Money Buys Happiness' combines humor with drama to examine the complexities of love and personal growth. The film's tagline, "When mid-life crisis hits you in the head like a piano," aptly captures its themes of conflict and resolution.