Institute History
Description
Charles, a world-famous orchestra conductor, is shocked to learn he has a son—especially since he is gay. When the child's mother (a boyhood friend), her husband, other childhood friends and some eccentric acquaintances join him at the music festival in Cranberry, New York, Charles comes to wish that he could conduct his life as well as he conducts music.
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