The Class

This story follows five men from Harvard's class of 1958 as they navigate love and personal challenges, culminating in a significant reunion that forces reflection.

In The Class, five men from the Harvard class of 1958 navigate the complexities of love, ambition, and personal identity against the backdrop of a changing world. Each character faces unique challenges that shape their paths. Danny, a talented musician, grapples with the pressures of fame and a tumultuous relationship with his father, while Ted's obsession with academic success leads him to feel like an outsider among his peers.

Jason, the charismatic athlete, confronts his Jewish heritage and searches for his true self amidst personal tragedy. George, a Hungarian refugee, arrives at Harvard with limited English but an unyielding determination to succeed, ultimately mastering both the language and the societal structures around him. Meanwhile, Andrew struggles with the weight of his family's legacy, haunted by the expectations of three centuries of Harvard graduates.

As the narrative unfolds, the men’s lives intertwine, revealing the profound impact of their experiences at Harvard. It is only during their poignant 25th reunion that they must confront their past choices and the value of their lives. The Class serves as a compelling exploration of the bonds of friendship, the pursuit of dreams, and the quest for identity in a rapidly evolving society.