It’s Simply Murder

In a drab office with flickering lights, Henry Greene, a mild-mannered bank clerk, feels suffocated by his routine life and his domineering wife, Florence. Their home, tense with unsaid words, stands in stark contrast to his lively workplace, where he shares furtive glances with Sherry Woods, an alluring colleague. Henry longs for freedom, imagining a life unchained from his dull marriage and mundane job.

Henry Greene works as a quiet bank clerk in a dreary office where the lights keep going on and off. He feels trapped by his boring daily routine and his bossy wife Florence. Their house is full of tension from things they never say to each other. This is very different from his busy workplace, where he secretly looks at Sherry Woods, an attractive woman who works with him. Henry dreams of being free and pictures a life where he escapes from his dull marriage and ordinary job.

Timid bank teller Henry Green, pushed around unmercifully by his shrewish wife Florence, is talked into robbing the bank’s vault by a beautiful, sexy co-worker named Sherry, who also invites him to be her lover. But first he must do away with Florence—a task that proves to be far from easy.