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Class of ‘91 (2010)
Class of '91 is the story of Roger and Diane Wagner who give new meaning to the term self-absorbed. Their 20th high school reunion is coming up and they can't wait to impress their classmates with their worldly success. Then the unthinkable happens. Roger loses his management job and the Wagner's empire comes tumbling down. When he's offered a job as a community center director, Roger and Diane must come to terms with their new life. Do they embrace or reject it?
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Class of '91 is the story of Roger and Diane Wagner who give new meaning to the term self-absorbed. Their 20th high school reunion is coming up and they can't wait to impress their classmates with their worldly success. Then the unthinkable happens. Roger loses his management job and the Wagner's empire comes tumbling down. When he's offered a job as a community center director, Roger and Diane must come to terms with their new life. Do they embrace or reject it?
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In Theaters:3/6/2010
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