Plot Synopsis: A beautiful and self-sufficient Dr. Sydney Ludwick (Lisa Hartman Black) receives an invitation to her twentieth high school reunion while she visited ... (read more) A beautiful and self-sufficient Dr. Sydney Ludwick (Lisa Hartman Black) receives an invitation to her twentieth high school reunion while she visited to return her rural hometown of Bloomfield to attending a high school reunion and to mend fences with loved one: the petty squabbles of her rural hometown rivals, reacquainting herself with Gus Martin (Dale Midkiff), the fondly remembered childhood sweetheart she left behind. Ever since medical school, her flourishing profession has taken precedence over personal attachments. Altruistic, overworked, and dedicated to a fault, Sydney is inspired by the final words of a dear patient. She takes to heart is to relax, appreciate life, and take time off for herself.and reuniting with her estranged mother Helen (Rue McClanahan), a widow shadowed by her husband’s death and a troubling family secret, a widow still haunted by a troubling family secret. Now, a high school reunion has brought Syd back to the mysteries of her past, old loves, and promising new beginnings. When the prodigal success arrives in Bloomfield, she’s surprised to find her family home turned into a bed-and-breakfast run by her mother? Sydney’s also taken aback by her still deep feelings for Gus, now a widower with a six-year-old son. But as she adjusts to the past, Sydney struggles to reconnect with her emotionally distant mother. Only one other person in Bloomfield shares Helen’s secret: Ed Jenkins (Don Harvey), head pastor of the local church. Sworn to confessional privacy, he urges Sydney to make amends and discover for herself why the Ludwick family ties have been wounded. As a weekend of personal and professional revelations unfold, and as unexpected romance blossoms, Sydney discovers more about herself, her past, and the possibilities of the heart than she ever imagined. A tender, emotionally rich story of personal growth, family and forgiveness, betrayal and renewal, Back To You and Me will resonate with anyone who ever wanted a second chance to find love and acceptance.

Rated G Directed by: David S. Cass Sr.	Release Date: Dec 16, 2005
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