The Great Gatsby

<p>Older and wearier after serving in World War I Nick Carraway likes to think he reserves judgement on people wherever possible - until events in post-war New York challenge his optimism forever. </p><p>Drawn in to the glittering Jazz Age upper class Nick finds himself entangled in a complex relationship between old friends he no longer knows and new acquaintances that tug at his heart. But beneath this world of glamorous excess tragedy beckons threatening even Nick's rose-tinted glasses. </p><p>A wistful masterpiece of nostalgia for a way of life that never was and-despite all society's claims to the contrary-never can be <em>The Great Gatsby</em> is the ultimate elegy for the elusive American Dream. </p>