Repeat Performance

In the film, Sheila's life takes a dramatic turn when she kills her husband at the beginning. The reason behind her actions is unclear, but it's evident that she's desperate to escape the chaos that ensues. As she navigates her way to a New Year's celebration, she meets William Williams, a poet played by Richard Basehart. During their conversation, she expresses her desire to relive the year and undo her mistakes. Meanwhile, William makes a cryptic remark about wishing he had killed her husband, hinting that fate may not be open to altering its course.