A disillusioned college professor receives a terminal cancer diagnosis, prompting him to drastically alter his life and live with abandon. Free from societal expectations, he embraces hedonism, indulging in alcohol, drugs, and casual encounters, while maintaining his responsibilities as an educator. This newfound freedom allows him to confront personal and professional issues head-on, challenging the norms and routines he previously adhered to. As he navigates through his remaining days, he confides in his students about his terminal condition, encouraging them to think critically and live authentically.

His relationships begin to shift as he reconnects with his estranged wife and daughter. The impending end draws him to confront his regrets and unfulfilled desires. The professor's stark honesty and unconventional behavior lead to conflicts but also reveal deeper truths about love, mortality, and the human experience. His journey becomes a poignant exploration of what it means to truly live when faced with the certainty of death, fundamentally altering his perspective on life and leaving a lasting impact on those around him.