Moon for the Misbegotten May 16, 2009

Eugene O'Neil, the quintessential American playwright in his crowning achievement, weaves a consummate blend of comedy, tragedy, autobiography and imagination. In 1923, crafty Phil Hogan is scratching a living from his farm with his daughter Josie, a woman with the rare strength to stand up to him. When Hogan's landlord and drinking companion, James Tyrone, threatens to evict them, Hogan banks on Tyrone's affection for Josie. Against all odds, under the light of one night's magical moon, Josie and Tyrone discover the truth about themselves and about each other -- love redeems even the most unlikely souls.