Plot
Willie Conway goes home for his high school class reunion. He is at a crossroads in his life. He can't decide if he should marry his girlfriend. He can't decide if he should quit his music and take a job as a salesman. Over the course of the film, he spends time with his old friends who are all at similar crossroads. By the end they all discover what it is that they want.
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