Young love may endure in your heart and one day re-ignite, but reality may soon dowse the flames.

Gussie is a talented photographer who wants to break free of her small Maryland seaside town and see the world. Henry wants to stay and run the the local newspaper. The two high school sweethearts go their separate ways until Gussie returns to visit her parents. Henry has married Ruth and had a son while Gussie is single. He has kept track of her career and still carries a torch for her. He invites her for dinner at his house one night and they begin an affair after Henry walks her home. Thus begins a bittersweet affair that proves you can't change the past or someone you love.—jacartist66

In Ocean City, Maryland, Gussie Sawyer and Henry Squires were teenage lovers, separated in 1969 fresh out of high school as their lives diverged in each having a different priority for their life. Now a renowned Paris-based photojournalist who constantly travels the world for work and the operator of the local Ocean City newspaper, respectively, they are reunited when Gussie returns to Ocean City in her first real vacation home in thirteen years. They have to reconcile their feelings for each other factoring in the reasons for them not having remained a couple despite loving each other, and their current realities which for Henry includes a settled life in Ocean City with a wife and teenage son, Ruth and Addy Squires.—Huggo

After fifteen years of traveling around the world Gussie (Spacek), a famous photographer, returns to the Maryland coastal resort where she grew up. She meets her high school sweetheart Henry (Kline), now married and running the local newspaper he's inherited from his father. An awkward and tension-filled romance ensues.—Markku Kuoppamäki