A CHRISTMAS CAROL Retold in the Manner of ERNEST HEMINGWAY

Ketchum, Idaho - Christmas, 1959: Blizzard-bound, Ernest Hemingway occupies himself with wine and prose, recreating his own rendition of Charles Dickens's classic "A Christmas Carol". The story he spins carries echoes of himself. Afflicted by depression and concern over what he feels are his failing artistic powers, he reaches back to a timeless story of renewal, and to memory, to kindle a sense of joy and redemption.