Jack London's

Moonface

A writer’s worst fear: an empty white page sitting in a typewriter and nothing to call out to you. Peter Bennett has a looming deadline from his publisher and a very quiet typewriter.

So it’s away from the city and off to a cabin in the mountains. Peace and quiet, no distractions, write, write, write. Then Peter meets John, caretaker of the cabin and self-absorbed practical joker. Peter needs to finish his novel, John lives to distract him.

Gifted film maker Richard Rosenthal ("Bad Boys", "Isn’t It Romantic", "Life Goes On", "The Practice") adapted and directed Jack London’s short story.

From the American Film Institute.