Lane Binkley

Harold Krebs (Richard Backus) went off to fight World War I, “the war to end all wars.” Then he came home… and found himself wishing it had never ended. For Pulitzer Prize Winner Ernest Hemingway, the hardest part of the war was coming home. The essence of his story holds many similarities to the recent experiences of our veterans. Harold finds he doesn't fit in anymore. He's outgrown his old life and now needs peace and quiet to work things out for himself. Yet he's pressured by his loving but misunderstanding mother (Nancy Marchand, “The Sopranos”) to rejoin a community in which he feels alien. An intensely personal character study, Harold discovers going home is never easy - and maybe it isn't even possible.

A shy young woman visits her worldly cousin in the summer of 1919. Taking up a more cosmopolitan look, she draws the town's attention.