Before & After (1998)
Three Ivy League school chums arrange for a tell-all reunion to a posh Hollywood Hills home. It's been three years since they all shared a dorm room together, and they have plenty of catching up to do. They thought that their lives were wild before graduation, but what they discover is that life really doesn't begin until after college.
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Three Ivy League school chums arrange for a tell-all reunion to a posh Hollywood Hills home. It's been three years since they all shared a dorm room together, and they have plenty of catching up to do. They thought that their lives were wild before graduation, but what they discover is that life really doesn't begin until after college.
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In Theaters:1/1/1998
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Forum Studios
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