For Emma

In the mist of his late wife passing, Johnathon Langley, a rich businessman in his latter years, embarks on a reminiscent memory through the pages of a diary to reconnect with his younger days, and learn empathy to discover just what he gave up when he lost his wife, Harriet. 'For Emma' reflects upon the life of 19th century poet Thomas Hardy, whom had problems with his marriage. Using the poems of Hardy, For Emma explores the fragility of relationships, and the importance of reconciliation. For Emma is a 19th century period drama, which started as a documentary which was being created by Matthew Critchfield. Although there is not much known about Thomas Hardy's personal relationships, it has been assumed he had mistresses during his marriage with Emma, which was well documented to be a poor relationship. Thomas Hardy married Florence Dugdale after Emma's death in 1912, a lady 40 years younger. This intriguing history is the basis of 'For Emma'. An original concept and script layout by Matthew Critchfield and Screenwriter: Jazz Flaherty. In the mist of his late wife passing, Johnathon Langley, a rich businessman in his latter years, embarks on a reminiscent memory through the pages of a diary to reconnect with his younger days, and learn empathy to discover just what he gave up when he lost his wife, Harriet. 'For Emma' reflects on the life of 19th century poet Thomas Hardy, whom had problems with his marriage. Using the poems of Hardy, For Emma explores the fragility of relationships, and the importance of reconciliation.