04THE ENCOUNTER
Meet the Lost Generation in the streets it celebrated. Ernest Hemingway crosses the Luxembourg Gardens and Montparnasse, recalling cafés, literary friendships and formative years. Paris becomes the living stage of a generation that reinvented art - and itself.
Ernest Hemingway welcomes guests to the Paris of his formative years. In the Luxembourg Gardens and around Montparnasse, he recalls cafés, bookshops and routines that nourish writing. Gertrude Stein, Sylvia Beach and F. Scott Fitzgerald enter the conversation as members of a circle of friends.
The actor brings a writer in the making to life, with his energy, contradictions and anecdotes. The walk gives a human dimension to the Lost Generation and the world of A Moveable Feast. A natural fit for American travellers, curious readers or an itinerary linking literature with Parisian life.
