What if, for one night, you could step back into the person you thought you were going to be? Guy Park isn’t young anymore, and the life he sacrificed for family and responsibility has left him quietly stranded. When he walks into his 20th high school reunion, he’s not just revisiting old hallways and familiar faces; he’s confronting the version of himself that never got a chance to exist.
Set in a present defined by desperate striving and carefully maintained illusions, Reunion unfolds as a comedy of longing, self-deception, and accidental reinvention. Surrounded by Prom Queens, Class Presidents, and former football heroes, Guy slips into a lie that begins as survival and curdles into temptation. As the night stretches on, old dreams resurface, romantic sparks flicker, and the question becomes less about what’s true—and more about what it means to finally be seen.
Tender, funny, and quietly devastating, Reunion asks a disarmingly universal question: if the world offered you a second chance—just for one night—would you take it? And what would it cost you when the clock strikes midnight?
Preceded by the short film IT'S HARD NOT TO BE ROMANTIC ABOUT TIME TRAVEL