The year is 1962 and C.S. Lewis, the famous British author, is in the twilight years of his life and has agreed to give an informal talk to a group of American writers who are visiting England over the Christmas season. They have come to Lewis’ home, just outside of Oxford, and are eagerly anticipating hearing the man whose celebrity once landed him on the front cover of Time magazine. Lewis is in great form and his audience is spellbound as, with intimate eloquence and infectious humor he recounts the significant events and people that shaped his life, his remarkable journey from atheism to Christianity, and his reflections on the meaning of Christmas.