That'll Be the Day

Jim McLean's father left him when he was young. Jim seems to have inherited his father's restlessness and stress. Contrary to his intelligence, Jim refuses to go to college. For some time, he had decided to spend his life in fruitless work and aimless sex. After this period, he returned home and started working in his mother's shop, but Jim is still restless. He now thinks that the lifestyle of a pop star is close to his mood...