When Winter Went

In the biting chill of a social season that has overstayed its welcome, When Winter Went presents a sophisticated domestic collision. Raymond Griffith, the 'Silk Hat Comedian,' navigates a series of escalating misunderstandings that threaten to freeze his social standing permanently. Charlotte Merriam plays the counter-weight to Griffith’s manic elegance, portraying a woman caught between the rigid expectations of 1920s decorum and the chaotic reality of a household in flux. The story is a rhythmic exploration of how a single social misstep can snowball into a blizzard of comedic errors, using the literal transition of seasons as a backdrop for a much more personal 'thaw' of the heart and ego.