The fictional Western-thriller, set in a post-Civil War backdrop, follows a father hunting the legendary beast to right the wrongs committed against his family, Hebler said.
Juno and the Paycock (1924) takes the civil war as its backdrop, and The Plough and the Stars (1926) deals with the Easter Rising.
But in time this place would come to be known as the "purest genocide" because of its high concentration of Tutsis, and because - though civil war was its backdrop - that fighting was far away: this was simply a slaughter of civilians.
With the Spanish civil war as its main backdrop, the narrative is an uneasy, sometimes awkward, merging of fact and fiction, and will almost certainly offend the many guardians of both Capa and Taro's reputations just as it will no doubt entrance the mainstream cinema-going audience should it be made into a Hollywood film.
Against this backdrop of civil war, economic chaos and official corruption, a humanitarian crisis is being played out.
Edward Gardner conducts this tale of public feuding and private grieving, set against a turbulent backdrop of civil war.
It's the story of growing up in a Bengali family against the backdrop of civil war and the creation of a new country, Bangladesh.
On Friday the company offers its debut performance of "La Navarraise," Massenet's one-act love story, which unfolds against a backdrop of civil war in Spain.
Over the years, and against a backdrop of civil war and the rise of the Taliban, a bond develops between Mariam and Laila as they become allies in a personal war against their husband, a man they despise for his violence but upon whom they depend for survival.The book works well on several levels.
A century on, and the domestic upheavals of civil war in England gave a backdrop to the mouth-watering flavours of John Saturnall's Feast (Bloomsbury, £17.99), Lawrence Norfolk's scrumptious foodie tale of a low-born master cook and his survival.
